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Bovine Jones

Consolidating multiple worksheets into one.
 
I need to do a piece of analysis across several worksheets in the same
workbook but in order to do it I need a quick and easy way to pull all of the
information into a new, single sheet (preferably as the first sheet in the
workbook but that bit isn't essential.)

All of the spreadsheets contain the same data structure - so data is held in
columns A thru U, but the number of rows will vary wildly and the number of
sheets in the workbook will change from time to time.

Is there some sort of macro I could produce that would analyse the number of
worksheets and then pull all of the information out of those sheets into a
new one?

Or is that an impossible ask?

Thanks in advance.

Roger Govier

Consolidating multiple worksheets into one.
 
Hi

I posted a possible solution to this same question by you at 16:52 on
16/10/06.
Did that not work?

--
Regards

Roger Govier


"Bovine Jones" wrote in message
...
I need to do a piece of analysis across several worksheets in the same
workbook but in order to do it I need a quick and easy way to pull all
of the
information into a new, single sheet (preferably as the first sheet in
the
workbook but that bit isn't essential.)

All of the spreadsheets contain the same data structure - so data is
held in
columns A thru U, but the number of rows will vary wildly and the
number of
sheets in the workbook will change from time to time.

Is there some sort of macro I could produce that would analyse the
number of
worksheets and then pull all of the information out of those sheets
into a
new one?

Or is that an impossible ask?

Thanks in advance.




Bovine Jones

Consolidating multiple worksheets into one.
 
Gotta love the technology! When I tried posting the question yesterday I got
an error message telling me it couldn't be posted and to try again later.

I'll head over there now and have a look.

Thanks Roger.

"Roger Govier" wrote:

Hi

I posted a possible solution to this same question by you at 16:52 on
16/10/06.
Did that not work?

--
Regards

Roger Govier


"Bovine Jones" wrote in message
...
I need to do a piece of analysis across several worksheets in the same
workbook but in order to do it I need a quick and easy way to pull all
of the
information into a new, single sheet (preferably as the first sheet in
the
workbook but that bit isn't essential.)

All of the spreadsheets contain the same data structure - so data is
held in
columns A thru U, but the number of rows will vary wildly and the
number of
sheets in the workbook will change from time to time.

Is there some sort of macro I could produce that would analyse the
number of
worksheets and then pull all of the information out of those sheets
into a
new one?

Or is that an impossible ask?

Thanks in advance.






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