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Collating Data from Many Worksheets Within a Workbook
I have a workbook that has about 2 worksheets in it. I need to pull all the
data from each column, one column at a time, into a "master" worksheet. I really don't want to open the worksheet, copy the column of data, go to the master worksheet, then paste... over and over again. Is there an expression or formula that I can write that would allow me to pull the data from the multiple sheets into the master sheet? I understand that even with a formula to do the extraction, I would most likely need a formula for each worksheet. That's okay. I'd rather write 20 formulae than cut and paste from 20 sheets. Thanks |
Collating Data from Many Worksheets Within a Workbook
Formulas can be used if you are returning on row/column of data for each formula you write. but formulas are slow and if you are returning differetn amount of data each time the workbook is updated. A better method would be to write a vba macro to perform this task. People would aruge the fact when macro should be used or formulas should be used. But if you are returning a LARGE amount of data the formula tend to slow down a workbook considerably. Provide more information on the organization of the workbooks and data so you can get the correct solution. -- joel ------------------------------------------------------------------------ joel's Profile: http://www.thecodecage.com/forumz/member.php?userid=229 View this thread: http://www.thecodecage.com/forumz/sh...d.php?t=151851 Microsoft Office Help |
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