I have 7 workbooks with 15 columns of data in each. All 15 columns have the
same labels. I need to import all the data from each workbook into a single
workbook with no gaps betweem rows and all in a single page.

Example:
Workbook 1 has 5 rows of data in 15 columns, workbook 2 has 8 rows of data
in 15 columns, workbook 3 has 25 rows of data in 15 columns, workbook 4 has
18 rows of data in 15 columns, workbook 5 has no data in 15 columns, workbook
6 has 43 rows of data in 15 columns and workbook 7 has 7 rows of data in 15
columns.

I need all this data to be imported into workbook 8 with 15 columns so the
data is in ascending rows with no gaps between rows.

How can I do this?
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SaipanRick

Sorry, this is a pretty low-tech answer.

But why don't you just highlight the cells in the workbook you want to take
data from, then press "Ctrl-V" (to copy) then go into the workbook you want
to put data into, select the cell you want to start pasting the data into,
and press "Ctrl-V" to paste?

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"SaipanRick" wrote:

I have 7 workbooks with 15 columns of data in each. All 15 columns have the
same labels. I need to import all the data from each workbook into a single
workbook with no gaps betweem rows and all in a single page.

Example:
Workbook 1 has 5 rows of data in 15 columns, workbook 2 has 8 rows of data
in 15 columns, workbook 3 has 25 rows of data in 15 columns, workbook 4 has
18 rows of data in 15 columns, workbook 5 has no data in 15 columns, workbook
6 has 43 rows of data in 15 columns and workbook 7 has 7 rows of data in 15
columns.

I need all this data to be imported into workbook 8 with 15 columns so the
data is in ascending rows with no gaps between rows.

How can I do this?
--
SaipanRick

I need this to be automated when the workbook users enter data in their
workbooks the master summary workbook automatically imports the data from all
7 workbooks into a single page in the summary workbook.
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SaipanRick


"jiml" wrote:

Sorry, this is a pretty low-tech answer.

But why don't you just highlight the cells in the workbook you want to take
data from, then press "Ctrl-V" (to copy) then go into the workbook you want
to put data into, select the cell you want to start pasting the data into,
and press "Ctrl-V" to paste?

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"SaipanRick" wrote:

I have 7 workbooks with 15 columns of data in each. All 15 columns have the
same labels. I need to import all the data from each workbook into a single
workbook with no gaps betweem rows and all in a single page.

Example:
Workbook 1 has 5 rows of data in 15 columns, workbook 2 has 8 rows of data
in 15 columns, workbook 3 has 25 rows of data in 15 columns, workbook 4 has
18 rows of data in 15 columns, workbook 5 has no data in 15 columns, workbook
6 has 43 rows of data in 15 columns and workbook 7 has 7 rows of data in 15
columns.

I need all this data to be imported into workbook 8 with 15 columns so the
data is in ascending rows with no gaps between rows.

How can I do this?
--
SaipanRick

Woops, I meant Ctrl-C to copy, of course.

Typo. .<

Jim

"jiml" wrote:

Sorry, this is a pretty low-tech answer.

But why don't you just highlight the cells in the workbook you want to take
data from, then press ***"Ctrl-C"*** (to copy) then go into the workbook you want
to put data into, select the cell you want to start pasting the data into,
and press "Ctrl-V" to paste?

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"SaipanRick" wrote:

I have 7 workbooks with 15 columns of data in each. All 15 columns have the
same labels. I need to import all the data from each workbook into a single
workbook with no gaps betweem rows and all in a single page.

Example:
Workbook 1 has 5 rows of data in 15 columns, workbook 2 has 8 rows of data
in 15 columns, workbook 3 has 25 rows of data in 15 columns, workbook 4 has
18 rows of data in 15 columns, workbook 5 has no data in 15 columns, workbook
6 has 43 rows of data in 15 columns and workbook 7 has 7 rows of data in 15
columns.

I need all this data to be imported into workbook 8 with 15 columns so the
data is in ascending rows with no gaps between rows.

How can I do this?
--
SaipanRick

Hi,
Unless I have missed-understood, there is so little data that I would just
copy and paste each workbook into workbook 8. When all the data is on one
sheet, select it all and sort by whatever column you want.
Regards - Dave.

"SaipanRick" wrote:

I have 7 workbooks with 15 columns of data in each. All 15 columns have the
same labels. I need to import all the data from each workbook into a single
workbook with no gaps betweem rows and all in a single page.

Example:
Workbook 1 has 5 rows of data in 15 columns, workbook 2 has 8 rows of data
in 15 columns, workbook 3 has 25 rows of data in 15 columns, workbook 4 has
18 rows of data in 15 columns, workbook 5 has no data in 15 columns, workbook
6 has 43 rows of data in 15 columns and workbook 7 has 7 rows of data in 15
columns.

I need all this data to be imported into workbook 8 with 15 columns so the
data is in ascending rows with no gaps between rows.

How can I do this?
--
SaipanRick