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Combining several workbooks into one
Hello!
We are using an Excel workbook/worksheet as an Event/appointment book. Each user has his own workbook. The workbook contains one worksheet were one row 1 there is some headers and on row 2 the actual data begins. The data can be any number of rows. The headers a Event,Date,Time,Place,Price,Note Now I want to combine/merge all the 'user workbooks' into an 'all users workbook'. Were the user data will be appended into the 'all users workbook' and then sorted on Date and Time. I want to do this using a Macro so that I can link the macro to a button. Please help! // Anders |
Combining several workbooks into one
Hi
Look on this page http://www.rondebruin.nl/copy3.htm Post back if you need help -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "Anders Eriksson" wrote in message ... Hello! We are using an Excel workbook/worksheet as an Event/appointment book. Each user has his own workbook. The workbook contains one worksheet were one row 1 there is some headers and on row 2 the actual data begins. The data can be any number of rows. The headers a Event,Date,Time,Place,Price,Note Now I want to combine/merge all the 'user workbooks' into an 'all users workbook'. Were the user data will be appended into the 'all users workbook' and then sorted on Date and Time. I want to do this using a Macro so that I can link the macro to a button. Please help! // Anders |
Combining several workbooks into one
Hello Ron,
On Wed, 12 May 2004 16:48:20 +0200, Ron de Bruin wrote: Look on this page http://www.rondebruin.nl/copy3.htm This is exactly what I needed! Post back if you need help I have a questions: 1) I'm using your ADO functions and as a param to GetData you have SourceRange, how do I specify the range if I want it to be all data in the sheet? // Anders |
Combining several workbooks into one
Hi Anders
Use this example if you want that http://www.rondebruin.nl/copy3.htm#header -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "Anders Eriksson" wrote in message ... Hello Ron, On Wed, 12 May 2004 16:48:20 +0200, Ron de Bruin wrote: Look on this page http://www.rondebruin.nl/copy3.htm This is exactly what I needed! Post back if you need help I have a questions: 1) I'm using your ADO functions and as a param to GetData you have SourceRange, how do I specify the range if I want it to be all data in the sheet? // Anders |
Combining several workbooks into one
Anders Eriksson wrote ...
Hello Ron, 1) I'm using your ADO functions and as a param to GetData you have SourceRange, how do I specify the range if I want it to be all data in the sheet? Looks like the SourceRange argument can be a zero length string. Being optional would be more explicit, it could be omitted e.g. Public Sub GetData( _ ByVal SourceFile As Variant, _ ByVal TargetRange As Excel.Range, _ ByVal SourceSheet As String, _ Optional ByVal SourceRange As String, _ Optional ByVal HeaderRow As Boolean = True _ ) End Sub -- |
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