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Copying between Workbooks
I have two similar workbooks. In both the original and the modified, the
data in columns A-D is essentially the same, although formatting, columnwidth is different. In the modified, I have new data out in columns E-F which I need to copy into the original. This is not a straightforward copy because of additional blank rows between data and additional data in cols A-D in the modified book. Can I read a line in the original, find that line in the modified (if it exists) and then copy any additional data from the modified back to the original? Regards and thanks. |
Copying between Workbooks
Yes, you should be able to do that.
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Stuart" wrote in message ... I have two similar workbooks. In both the original and the modified, the data in columns A-D is essentially the same, although formatting, columnwidth is different. In the modified, I have new data out in columns E-F which I need to copy into the original. This is not a straightforward copy because of additional blank rows between data and additional data in cols A-D in the modified book. Can I read a line in the original, find that line in the modified (if it exists) and then copy any additional data from the modified back to the original? Regards and thanks. |
Copying between Workbooks
Many thanks (vbg)
Regards. "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... Yes, you should be able to do that. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Stuart" wrote in message ... I have two similar workbooks. In both the original and the modified, the data in columns A-D is essentially the same, although formatting, columnwidth is different. In the modified, I have new data out in columns E-F which I need to copy into the original. This is not a straightforward copy because of additional blank rows between data and additional data in cols A-D in the modified book. Can I read a line in the original, find that line in the modified (if it exists) and then copy any additional data from the modified back to the original? Regards and thanks. |
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