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Need help with organizing my excell data base
I need advice on how to go about organizing my data base.
I am in the janitorial business. Over the years I have saved the thousands of bids I have given businesses. All together I have about 8,000 excel files which are anywhere from 3 to 5 pages long. What I want to do is take centain pieces of info from these bids and put them all on one excel file. For example, I'd like to take the company names, contacts, date, frequency of service, and bid price from each individual file and then place them all on one excel doc. Is there a way to do this whithout having to go into each file manually to extract the desired info. Any advice would be greatly appriciated |
Need help with organizing my excell data base
A macro can be written to automatically combine workbooks into a single
workbook but it depends on how consistant you were when you created the 8000 worksheets. For example, if you always put the Companies name in cell A1 then there is no problems. but if you put the company name in different locations in each file then you have a problem. "mr clean" wrote: I need advice on how to go about organizing my data base. I am in the janitorial business. Over the years I have saved the thousands of bids I have given businesses. All together I have about 8,000 excel files which are anywhere from 3 to 5 pages long. What I want to do is take centain pieces of info from these bids and put them all on one excel file. For example, I'd like to take the company names, contacts, date, frequency of service, and bid price from each individual file and then place them all on one excel doc. Is there a way to do this whithout having to go into each file manually to extract the desired info. Any advice would be greatly appriciated |
Need help with organizing my excell data base
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