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My issue was not in being able to identify which rows are from what
source book, but specifically allowing the master workbook to get new rows entered in the source. For example, source workbook 1 has the following: ColA ColB ColC XXX BBB 999 Source workbook 2 has following: ColA ColB ColC PPP UUU 111 So the master has this view: ColA ColB ColC XXX BBB 999 PPP UUU 111 When Source Workbook 1 gets a new row, like - ColA ColB ColC YYY NEW 989 I need the master to get that new row, and using Copy, Special Paste, Paste Link, the only way I know to get it is to initially copy more than the row that is populated, and this means having a master workbook with a lot of padded empty rows to allow for the additional rows in the source workbooks. Hopefully this makes it clearer. Thanks! |
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