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![]() "michael.beckinsale" wrote: Many thanks for the code which appears to work very well. You're very welcome I will probably make some small amendments (determine last column, last row etc) to make the code as efficient as possible.... There is probably a more efficient way of finding the last row in the master sheet. Another good optimisation would be: - First find out how many rows are to be appended using some efficient algorithm - Then, in the loop that matches columns between source and destination, use Copy for all the values in the source col starting at row 2 ending at the last row and paste values into the master sheet col starting at the first blank row. That would be very quick and avoids a loop down the rows. I also suggest you save and turn off calculations/screenupdating at the start of the function then restore at the end. and also because it will be run on Excel 2007. Is there anything in particular l should look out for? I don't know of any specific 2007 points. Again many thanks for your help, Regards Michael |
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