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Default Consolidating Macro for Multiple Workbooks and Sheets

So I tested out your addin and for what it does, it works perfect.
But what I'm trying to do is a little different. I'm not trying to
bring everything over from a workbook and stacking the data... What I
want is more of its adding the data together in its current format
into a new file.

Example:

Workbook 1

Revenue 3
Salaries 2
Income 1

Workbook 2

Revenue 10
Salaries 5
Income 5

Rollup workbook (after consolidation)

Revenue 13
Salaries 7
Income 6

And it would do that for each sheet. Do you know of a macro that will
do that for X number of files in X number of subfolders that would
produce multipule rollup workbooks.

Thanks,

Tyson

On Jul 30, 8:13*am, TysonE wrote:
OK, let me give it a try and see how it goes!

Thanks,

Tyson

On Jul 30, 3:49*am, "Ron de Bruin" wrote:



Hi Tyson


The add in have a subfolder option


And wil only copy the data


It is not the same as the 'consolidate' option


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Regards Ron de Bruinhttp://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm


"TysonE" wrote in ...


This looks to have the general idea for what I need, but my question
is how will it treat a sum function? *The thing I like about the
'consolidate' feature is that it will ignore sums on the target file,
while adding everything back in to avoid double counting.


One other thing. *In the end I'm going to have around 20 folders I
will need to do this to, is there a way to do multiple folders with
one execution?


Thanks for the help,


Tyson


On Jul 29, 12:23 pm, "Ron de Bruin" wrote:


Maybe this add-in will do what you wanthttp://www.rondebruin.nl/merge..htm


If you need code post back


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Regards Ron de Bruinhttp://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm


"TysonE" wrote in ...
Top level: I'm looking for a macro that can use theconsolidateexcel
function on Multiple Workbooks and Sheets based on either file
location/file name (or if you have a better idea I'm open).


All of my workbooks/sheets (based on the same tab name) have identical
row and column structure, but they are located in different folders
(some folders have 2 some folders have 10). What I want is a macro
that willconsolidateall the workbooks in one folder into a new
summary file and move to the next till they are all done.


Thanks,


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