I worked up some very generic code that will collate all uniquely
identifiable information in a workbook onto a single sheet. It will just ask
you for the column in which the "unique" information can be found in. Copy
the code from this file:

http://www.jlathamsite.com/uploads/G...ForCopying.txt

and paste it into a code module in your workbook. Use [Alt]+[F11] to open
the VB Editor, use Insert | Module if you need to create a place to copy the
code into. Once that's done run it like you would a regular Macro, since it
is just a regular macro.

It also sorts by the unique column that you provide to it. It's
non-destructive, meaning it does not alter any existing information in your
workbook at all. You should be all set up to start composing your VLOOKUP()
formulas.




"Nikhil" wrote:

I have data in some sheets (the same data can be repeated in different
sheets)..I want to compile distinct records from these worksheets into
another sheet...prefereably using vba code.

I do not want to use a formula...since once i get the distinct data...i want
to use vlookup to get sales figures and then sort the data on sales...

I also want that the data automatically gets sorted in the compiled sheet in
desc order.

Plz help.

Nikhil