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Comparing Multiple Independent Workbooks
Here is the long and short of my problem. There are 7 workbooks with
one worksheet each that are updated weekly and sent to a single person. There will be a master summary workbook that will display the values in each of the 7 workbooks on a single sheet. The master workbook will also need to retain the values from the prior week for comparison. This will need to be done with no user changes to the formulas or resaving of workbooks. Any help that can be provided would be great. Thanks! |
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Comparing Multiple Independent Workbooks
Sounds like you need to create a macro that places the data in a database
type setup on a weekly basis. Then you rsummary sheet can draw from that data using a pivot table. Saving is only required if you want to retain information. So if that is not the case, there is no reason to ever save. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Sales26" wrote in message om... Here is the long and short of my problem. There are 7 workbooks with one worksheet each that are updated weekly and sent to a single person. There will be a master summary workbook that will display the values in each of the 7 workbooks on a single sheet. The master workbook will also need to retain the values from the prior week for comparison. This will need to be done with no user changes to the formulas or resaving of workbooks. Any help that can be provided would be great. Thanks! |
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