Hi
I have 63 files and need to copy same coloumn of all files (column X) to a
new file (rain.xls). in fact, i need to a macro, when open any file and run
macro on worksheet, then copy of column X send to new file(rain.xls)
respectively.
Finally, new file (rain.xls) consist of 63 column in sheet1.

thank's
regards
climate

Different ways.
You could use a macro using DIR to either make a list or to open each
filecopypaste to next column in destination fileclose... Or, make a
formula as the top row of each column in the destination folder and copy
down to the anticipated last rowchange to values..

--
Don Guillett
Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software

"climate" wrote in message
...
Hi
I have 63 files and need to copy same coloumn of all files (column X) to a
new file (rain.xls). in fact, i need to a macro, when open any file and
run
macro on worksheet, then copy of column X send to new file(rain.xls)
respectively.
Finally, new file (rain.xls) consist of 63 column in sheet1.

thank's
regards
climate

Ok
How can i do it ?
regards

"Don Guillett" wrote:

Different ways.
You could use a macro using DIR to either make a list or to open each
filecopypaste to next column in destination fileclose... Or, make a
formula as the top row of each column in the destination folder and copy
down to the anticipated last rowchange to values..

--
Don Guillett
Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software

"climate" wrote in message
...
Hi
I have 63 files and need to copy same coloumn of all files (column X) to a
new file (rain.xls). in fact, i need to a macro, when open any file and
run
macro on worksheet, then copy of column X send to new file(rain.xls)
respectively.
Finally, new file (rain.xls) consist of 63 column in sheet1.

thank's
regards
climate

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Don Guillett
Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software

"climate" wrote in message
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Ok
How can i do it ?
regards

"Don Guillett" wrote:

Different ways.
You could use a macro using DIR to either make a list or to open each
filecopypaste to next column in destination fileclose... Or, make a
formula as the top row of each column in the destination folder and copy
down to the anticipated last rowchange to values..

--
Don Guillett
Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software

"climate" wrote in message
...
Hi
I have 63 files and need to copy same coloumn of all files (column X)
to a
new file (rain.xls). in fact, i need to a macro, when open any file and
run
macro on worksheet, then copy of column X send to new file(rain.xls)
respectively.
Finally, new file (rain.xls) consist of 63 column in sheet1.

thank's
regards
climate

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