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I have several workbooks that I have linked together into one. I would
like to be able to show them in the destination workbook in a long list, without space left in between each subset of data. The issue is, when I add a new row in the source workbook, it does not get picked up in the destination workbook. OR, if I select beyond the actual data subset in the source (blank rows) to allow for the possibility of additional rows being added, then these rows get all filled with zeros when copied into the destination - a result I cannot allow since zero is a valid value in some columns and this skews the data analysis being done. Is there a way to get the additional new columns into the destination workbook without having to initially set it up with blank rows? Suggestions? Thanks! Cat |
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