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Is there a way to create multiple worksheets (or workbooks) with certain
cells being auto-filled from a data source, similar to what MS Word calls a
Mail Merge?
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Yes, but you'd need to provide far more details if you want any
semblance of sample VBA code.

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Is there a way to create multiple worksheets (or workbooks) with certain
cells being auto-filled from a data source, similar to what MS Word calls a
Mail Merge?

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I'm not too sure if this helps, but if your data source is another excel
worksheet you can use a VLOOKUP formular. The link to the 'instructions' is
below:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...CL100570551033

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Is there a way to create multiple worksheets (or workbooks) with certain
cells being auto-filled from a data source, similar to what MS Word calls a
Mail Merge?

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