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  1. 10-29-2012, 10:52 AM #1
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    VBA Code tweak to include formats

    Update - - My subject line says FORMATS - - but I did mean to say FORMULAS. Sorry for the confusion.

    Hi all - - I have the code below that takes all excel workbooks found in one folder and combines them into one master file. It works well, however I'm trying to make some changes to it. The source excel files contain formulas throughout. The code does not create the master file with the formulas, but only the values. Can someone take a look at this and see how I might tweak it to include the formulas in the master file? 

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    Re: VBA Code tweak to include formats

    If you include formulas you would need to have all the source workbooks open for them all to work.

    Anyway, this should do it.
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    PS It is formulas and not formats?
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    Re: VBA Code tweak to include formats

    Your header says formats but your description says formulae.

    Norie answered the part of formulae, if you need formats, just use this
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    Re: VBA Code tweak to include formats

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