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I have about 10 workbooks all setup the same with the same formating,
formulas, etc. but all with different data. Lets say they are called
"workbook1.xls to workbook10.xls". All data is located on "sheet 1". There is
one column (lets say "D") that has a calculated date in it. I want to be able
to check the entire column "D" and find any values that are less than the
date I specified. If it finds a less than or equal to date, then it will take
all the values in that specific row and paste it into a summary workbook that
I have already setup. Lets call this workbook "summary.xls". The program will
then continue down column D and find any other less than or equal to dates
and take the information on the entire row and copy it into the "summary.xls"
workbook in the next available line. Once it has checked the first workbook,
the program will then check workbook2.xls and so on, copying all the values
of a row into the summary.xls if the date in column D is less than the one
specified.
 
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