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Combining 11 "like" workbooks...
I have 11 workbooks that have the same column's for A-L. Unfortunately,
since the workbooks were generated by a system - they technically have 255 columns but only the first 12 are populated. I need to (quarterly) combine the information from row 3 to the end for all 11 into one "master" spreadsheet. I've then created a pivot table to report off that one master. I started writing a macro that would combine the multiple workbooks but am concerned since the # of rows will vary from quarter to quarter. Any recommendations on the easiest way to accomplish this? Thanks! Michelle |
Combining 11 "like" workbooks...
Hi Michelle
Try this add-in or the code in the links on the bottom of the page http://www.rondebruin.nl/merge.htm -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Michelle" wrote in message ... I have 11 workbooks that have the same column's for A-L. Unfortunately, since the workbooks were generated by a system - they technically have 255 columns but only the first 12 are populated. I need to (quarterly) combine the information from row 3 to the end for all 11 into one "master" spreadsheet. I've then created a pivot table to report off that one master. I started writing a macro that would combine the multiple workbooks but am concerned since the # of rows will vary from quarter to quarter. Any recommendations on the easiest way to accomplish this? Thanks! Michelle |
Combining 11 "like" workbooks...
This looks great - thanks! I'll give it a try this morning...
Michelle "Ron de Bruin" wrote: Hi Michelle Try this add-in or the code in the links on the bottom of the page http://www.rondebruin.nl/merge.htm -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Michelle" wrote in message ... I have 11 workbooks that have the same column's for A-L. Unfortunately, since the workbooks were generated by a system - they technically have 255 columns but only the first 12 are populated. I need to (quarterly) combine the information from row 3 to the end for all 11 into one "master" spreadsheet. I've then created a pivot table to report off that one master. I started writing a macro that would combine the multiple workbooks but am concerned since the # of rows will vary from quarter to quarter. Any recommendations on the easiest way to accomplish this? Thanks! Michelle |
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