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Within a single workbook, I have 12 worksheets called, say,
"Worksheet A", "Worksheet B",..... through to "Worksheet L", (being departments for example) which contain common data tables and alike data. In each worksheet, row 1 is a standard set of column headers and this is common across all 12 worksheets. A worksheet may be completely blank/empty, however, should there be no data for that particular department. I need to merge all of these worksheets into a single worksheet within the same workbook called, say, "Consolidated worksheet" which has the single header row and all of the data in a single combined table. Is there a macro that will do this automatically for me? Thanks for help/suggestions. |
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