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Merging two or more workbooks
Someone in my office wrote an application for Excel that
has some strange functionality. It opens several different workbooks and then asks if I would like to merge the workbooks into a single workbook. Is this something that is built into Excel or do I have to manually copy and paste sheets from all the workbooks into a single workbook? ~Jenny |
Merging two or more workbooks
Hi Jenny
Try this example page http://www.rondebruin.nl/copy3.htm -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "Jenny" wrote in message ... Someone in my office wrote an application for Excel that has some strange functionality. It opens several different workbooks and then asks if I would like to merge the workbooks into a single workbook. Is this something that is built into Excel or do I have to manually copy and paste sheets from all the workbooks into a single workbook? ~Jenny |
Merging two or more workbooks
Thanks Ron...I've already gathered a lot of useful info
from this site. I take it this means there is no real built in function for merging workbook, huh? ~Jen -----Original Message----- Hi Jenny Try this example page http://www.rondebruin.nl/copy3.htm -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "Jenny" wrote in message ... Someone in my office wrote an application for Excel that has some strange functionality. It opens several different workbooks and then asks if I would like to merge the workbooks into a single workbook. Is this something that is built into Excel or do I have to manually copy and paste sheets from all the workbooks into a single workbook? ~Jenny . |
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