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Default Macro Problem


Hi. Sorry if this question has been posted before, but I can't seem to
find any solution for this. I'm trying to create a macro (I think) that
would allow me to copy a whole worksheet and paste it to another new
worksheet in Excel. The problem is that everyday, there are new data
added to the worksheet with the current date. Hence I want to copy the
data from the current date and paste it to a new worksheet. Also there
are 49 databases with the new data each date and it needs to be copied
all into one worksheet. Any help would be appreciated.


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