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Default Combining Multiply Worksheets onto one


The attached file should enable you to select the list by Position, but
be aware, the formula in G2 to H18 are all different, but from G18:H18
can be formula-copied down as many rows as are required.

The G column is white-on-white hidden, to allow selection without
displaying repetitive data. Column H is hidden, and extends the If
statements limit of 7 to allow 14 lines of data.
(If the word 'error' appears, you will need another extension, however,
considering your data I doubt there will be any such need).

Hope this helps


Ninjafer Wrote:
I have several worksheets in a workbook that I would like to combine
onto one. All the column titles are the same, but the rows may
change.

Please see the attached example. I would like to know how to make the
"All tab" automatic, since the ranges may change from day to day.

The if possible I would like to make a consolidated tab based on a
criteria.

Thanks!!!



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