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Default Macro to copy from workbooks listed as http links

Hi,

Is it possible to have a macro for this:

1. Master workbook contains a sheet listing a set of sub-workbooks as http
links
2. Open linked sub-workbooks (either all at once or individually)
3. Copy defined range of cells from defined sheet name in opened
sub-workbook to the master workbook (data only, not formatting). (Range and
sheet name is same for all sub-workbooks). Do this for all the linked
workbooks without overwriting any of the previous copied cells.
4. Close sub-workbook(s)

Alternatively, can this be done with the workbooks all stored as files ina
named network directory?

Thanks,

Nick


that will open all workbooks listed on a sheet as http links, copy a
defined set of cell data from one of the sheets into the master workbook, and
then close the workbook.
 
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