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Paul Cooke
 
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Default I am going insane trying to work this out...


I would be really grateful if anyone could help me with this problem in
Excel please...It's driving me nuts !! Please bear in mind i am a
complete novice as far as formulas are concerned so would be grafteful
if any answers are given in a simply way for a simple guy!!!

I have multiple worksheets named "day1, Day2, Day3.....Upto Day10"

The columns are named as below

A = Location
B = Event
C = Name
D = Start
E = Finish
F = ID

The number of rows on each sheet can vary each day.

What i would like to do is to insert a sheet called "Summary" at the
end of the workbook and have a "formula" which will firstly...

Copy all the rows from each sheet to the "summary" sheet, once
copied....
Sort all the rows by Column F "ID"

I hope this is firstly possible !! but also explained quiet well.

Many thanks for any help or advice given

Best regards

Paul


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