I'm looking for a method to combine data from multiple worksheets into one.
I'm looking for a method to combine data from multiple worksheets into one.
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I have a file with 120+ worksheets. Columns A&B are populated with varying rows of data. I would like to create one worksheet appending all data to on worksheet.
Your profile says Excel 2007 - is that the version you are using?
Microsoft Excel 2010
OK - I think you will need VBA for this. Shall I move this thread to the VBA section for you?
if you don't mind. although I've been a member for 5 years, I haven't used this forum much, so not too familiar with navigating or finding things. I hope I can find where you're moving it to, I do value other peoples information/tricks/methods of excel use.
thanks
Steve
Moved. You can find any of your own threads by clicking on Find latest started threads on your profile page. If you take a copy of the URL to this page, you can use that as well.
Could you please update your profile to Excel 2010? Thanks.
Create a sheet in your file called "Master" then run this VBA. Note that this is an untested code. Post back with any issues you may encounter with a full explanation.
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That worked - thank you so much. If it's not too much bother, do you know how to extract worksheets to individual files? I don't.
Are you creating a new file or does it already exist?
Create individual files.
I have a file with 31 worksheets - each individually named and would like to separate each worksheet into it's own file (create a file for each, named the same as the respective tab).
Open this link and scroll down to the zero response. It looks like this will do it for you.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/...book-using-vba
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