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Need to Consolidate multiple workbooks in to a Master Workbook w/ files on SharePoint

  1. 07-31-2012, 10:45 PM #1
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    Hello,

    I am new to the forum and after hours of searching cannot find the answer to my question.

    Situation:
    I am tracking time for 44 individuals on a project using excel files. Each person has their own workbook for tracking their time. I need the master file to run a macro that will open each of the 44 individual workboooks located on SharePoint and insert the data into the corresponding worksheet in the Master Workbook. The worksheets names in master files match the names of the individual workbooks/worksheets. Ex: Master Workbook - Worksheet named "Bethany" corresponsed to the individual workbook named "Bethany" and worksheet named "Bethany" with that workbook.

    I would like the macro to be initiated by the click of a button the Summary worksheet of the Master Workbook.

    Thank you in advance for you assistance!!!
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    Re: Need to Consolidate multiple workbooks in to a Master Workbook w/ files on SharePoint

    I have no way to test this at all, so it's a hope to get you close enough you can work out the rest. This macro goes IN the master workbook with all the sheets that match the name of the files on your Sharepoint, you'll need to edit the path to your Sharepoint files in the macro:
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    For now, the macro takes all the content on the opened sheet and copies it to the bottom of the matching sheetname.
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