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Default Pulling rows from tabs to a "summary" sheet

I have a workbook set-up to track sales information. Each individual tab is
dedicated to a single project, and I set it up so all the critical
information from each project is displayed in a "hidden" range from J2:ZQ2.
I need to pull this range from each project to a "Data Pull" tab so I can
then move the information to Access for analysis. Here's my issue...how can
I pull the range J2:ZQ2 from each sheet in the workbook between the tabs
called "First" and "Last" (which act as bookmarks for the individual project
tabs), and drop them into rows in the "Data Pull" tab? I am unsure how to
write a macro that can adjust to differing numbers of project tabs. At any
one time each workbook can have any varying number of current projects. Any
help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance. (BTW, I have Office
Professional 2007)
 
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