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I receive data from warehouse in charge in excel which has 52 tabs of
information. Key information is captured in the 53rd Tab called Database
This database has 500 rows and 26 Columns of Information. Has a header at A1
to Z1.

Column A represents Location Code (5 digit : example : "US001")

This is a monthly report submitted by Global Managers at 60 locations This
is a uniform report and the Database Tab is password protected.

As I receive the reports by mail, the 60 monthly reports are placed in a
dedicated folder : :MReports_July09

I sitting at WhqHQ, would merge all the database in a Consolidated Worksheet
manually and start analyzing., prepare reports which are all standardized.

1) I require a Merge Macro which will consolidate the DATABASE into one
Consolidated_DB,

2) As and when I receive the revised submission from a LOCATION, the macro
should merge the revised DATABASE and delete the old one (Key : Location Code
in Column A)

Any help is appreciated.


 
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