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I have about 90 separate Excel files each with one worksheet. I can manually
open these and move each worksheet into a master file but this is time consuming. Is there an easier way to move all these files into one workbook so that I end up with only one file containing 90 individual worksheets? I am doing this at work so I am not sure if I am allowed to copy macros for security purposes. In addition, I am not very familiar with macros but need to learn. If someone knows of standard Excel commands to do this (maybe an add-in) that would be great. Otherwise, I welcome all suggestions. Sincerely, Jim |
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