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Default Load data from multiple spreadsheets into one master spreadsheet

Hi All,

I am looking to load data from a number of spreadsheets into one master
spreadsheet using VBA.

These are timesheets, so all are the spreadsheets are the same format
but each one will contain different numbers of rows.

The name of the spreadsheets will change every week but all sheets will
be placed in the same directory every week. These will be the only
files there.

The master spreadsheet will be of the same format.

So in short, i need to be able to open up the spreadsheets in turn read
the data row by row and copy it into the master spreadsheet (inserting
the rows as i go). Once there are no more rows to read. The next
spreadsheet is open and read etc etc until there are no more sheets to
read.

Ideally I am looking for some VBA examples to get me going, first on
getting the files in the directory and then loading the data.

Any help / coding examples woould be very much appreciated.

-Scarlet

 
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