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Consolidating / Importing several worksheets into into one
At the moment I have several worksheets all with the same column headings in
the same file. I would like to consolidate this information into a new book file making sure I have the option to refresh the data in the new book to keep the data up to date from the first lot of worksheets. Does anyone know how to do this? Help would be much appreciated. At the moment I can import these worksheets seperately but this does not allow to to filter the information as a whole, as is my primary objective. |
Consolidating / Importing several worksheets into into one
In my view, the best way is to write a macro which will write all the
worksheets one after the other into the new workbook. You will just have to rerun the macro whenever you want to update the information from the original workbook. "Tegan" wrote: At the moment I have several worksheets all with the same column headings in the same file. I would like to consolidate this information into a new book file making sure I have the option to refresh the data in the new book to keep the data up to date from the first lot of worksheets. Does anyone know how to do this? Help would be much appreciated. At the moment I can import these worksheets seperately but this does not allow to to filter the information as a whole, as is my primary objective. |
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