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How do you merge the sheets in two files?
Hi,
I have two spreadsheets with about 30 sheet tabs in each of them. Is there a simple way to merge the 30 sheet tabs of one file into the other so I'm left with one file of 60 tabs? I know you can copy one sheet to another workbook by right-clicking the tab and selecting "Move or copy" and then selecting the book you want to copy the tab into, but is there a simple way to merge every sheet at once or by macro? Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks, Kim |
How do you merge the sheets in two files?
In . com, Kim
spake thusly: I have two spreadsheets with about 30 sheet tabs in each of them. Is there a simple way to merge the 30 sheet tabs of one file into the other so I'm left with one file of 60 tabs? I know you can copy one sheet to another workbook by right-clicking the tab and selecting "Move or copy" and then selecting the book you want to copy the tab into, but is there a simple way to merge every sheet at once or by macro? You can select multiple tabs at once to move or copy. Just select the first in the series, then hold down the shift key, then click on the last in the series. All selected will be highlighted. Then right-click your pointer and choose Move or Copy. -dman- |
How do you merge the sheets in two files?
Thanks Ross - why didn't I think of that?
:-) Dallman Ross wrote: In . com, Kim spake thusly: I have two spreadsheets with about 30 sheet tabs in each of them. Is there a simple way to merge the 30 sheet tabs of one file into the other so I'm left with one file of 60 tabs? I know you can copy one sheet to another workbook by right-clicking the tab and selecting "Move or copy" and then selecting the book you want to copy the tab into, but is there a simple way to merge every sheet at once or by macro? You can select multiple tabs at once to move or copy. Just select the first in the series, then hold down the shift key, then click on the last in the series. All selected will be highlighted. Then right-click your pointer and choose Move or Copy. -dman- |
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