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Hi Krista
See http://www.rondebruin.nl/copy3.htm -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "Krista" wrote in message ... Any suggestions on how I could consolidate 20 workbooks that all have the same layout. I need to have 1 master file with all data and have this updated each week. "M John" wrote: The output from this macro is a single sheet containing links to all selected (and copied) cells from the source/original sheets. As such, the links can be updated via the "Links..." option at or near the bottom of the "Edit" menu. So, yes, this macro will allow for updating without having to manually copy and paste the information each time. MJohn "Krista" wrote: I have 20 workbooks that are used for Forecasting across NA. I need to consolidate them into one summary. Does this marco update automatically? I need to pull a summary each week and the field could add more records to their files each week, will the macro take that into account. "Bernie Deitrick" wrote: MJohn, Select the sheets first, then run the macro below. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP Sub CreateLinkedSummary() Dim SNames() As String Dim myAdd As String Dim myRange As Range Dim mySS As Worksheet Dim i As Integer Dim SCnt As Integer Dim myCol As Integer SCnt = ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.Count If SCnt = 1 Then If MsgBox("Are you sure - only one sheet?", vbYesNo) _ = vbYes Then GoTo ShtOK Else MsgBox "Select the sheets and re-run the macro." Exit Sub End If End If ShtOK: ReDim SNames(1 To SCnt) For i = 1 To SCnt SNames(i) = ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets(i).Name Next i Set myRange = Application.InputBox( _ "Select Range to link from", Type:=8) myAdd = myRange.Address Set myRange = Application.InputBox( _ "Select sheet and range to link to.", Type:=8) Set mySS = myRange.Parent myCol = myRange(1).Column Worksheets(SNames(1)).Range(myAdd).Copy mySS.Select myRange.Select mySS.Paste Link:=True For i = 2 To SCnt Worksheets(SNames(i)).Range(myAdd).Copy mySS.Cells(mySS.Rows.Count, myCol).End(xlUp)(2).Select mySS.Paste Link:=True Next i myRange.Select Application.CutCopyMode = False End Sub "M John" wrote in message ... Is there a way to copy data from the same range for all selected worksheets in a workbook? The preferred order of operations would be: select a range of cells, select desired worksheets to copy from, select destination worksheet, and then paste special (links) on this target worksheet. Macro for this? |
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