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    Question How to create a summary of macro created tabs

    I have created a pricing workbook with 3 tabs: pricing sheet, equipment list and P&L projector. I then had to create a macro where you enter a # of buildings to be priced and it creates those 3 tabs for each building. Is there a way to automatically create a summary P&L Projector for all the macro created P&L projector tabs? I'm very inexperienced with Macros and VBA's so I apologize if my lingo is funny.
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    Re: Can Excel do this?

    Welcome to the board.

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    Thanks.

    EDIT: Thank you.
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    Re: How to create a summary of macro created tabs

    Can you post a workbook with an example of what you have and what you want?

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    Re: How to create a summary of macro created tabs

    Yes and thank you. I hope it attached correctly.

    If you go to the Start Here tab at the very top and enter the # of buildings and then push the star, it'll create tabs for each # of buildings. After
    I've entered information for each building, I would like to be able to create one summary P&L, pulling information from any macro created P&L's. Am I
    making any sense? Can Excel do that?

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