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Consolidation of Data from more than one worksheet file
I have my company inventory on 15 different excel 2003 worksheet files. Is
there any way to consolidate those file and reports for each item? I do not want the Pivot Table way. Because the structure of the worksheets is not comfortable for that. Satya Nanduri |
Consolidation of Data from more than one worksheet file
Let's get the nomenclature down first
a file is a workbook a worksheet or tab or sheet is the worksheet in the file. You need so specify the workbook(s) and also the worksheet(s) within each workbook. for each wb in workbooks worksheets("sourcesheetnamehere").copy somewhere next wb -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Satya Nanduri" wrote in message ... I have my company inventory on 15 different excel 2003 worksheet files. Is there any way to consolidate those file and reports for each item? I do not want the Pivot Table way. Because the structure of the worksheets is not comfortable for that. Satya Nanduri |
Consolidation of Data from more than one worksheet file
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Consolidation of Data from more than one worksheet file
Well, I meant 15 workbooks (or as per your email they are different files
like Inventory1.xls, Inventory2.xls upto 15. I need to consolidate the data and generate reports. I am not getting a logical way to do that. Sometime I feel that doesn't make sense. But, wanted to try, if I am wrong. Thanks for your time. Satya "Don Guillett" wrote: Let's get the nomenclature down first a file is a workbook a worksheet or tab or sheet is the worksheet in the file. You need so specify the workbook(s) and also the worksheet(s) within each workbook. for each wb in workbooks worksheets("sourcesheetnamehere").copy somewhere next wb -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Satya Nanduri" wrote in message ... I have my company inventory on 15 different excel 2003 worksheet files. Is there any way to consolidate those file and reports for each item? I do not want the Pivot Table way. Because the structure of the worksheets is not comfortable for that. Satya Nanduri . |
Consolidation of Data from more than one worksheet file
Hi,
Tey this http://datapigtechnologies.com/blog/...iles-method-2/ -- Regards, Ashish Mathur Microsoft Excel MVP www.ashishmathur.com "Satya Nanduri" wrote in message ... Well, I meant 15 workbooks (or as per your email they are different files like Inventory1.xls, Inventory2.xls upto 15. I need to consolidate the data and generate reports. I am not getting a logical way to do that. Sometime I feel that doesn't make sense. But, wanted to try, if I am wrong. Thanks for your time. Satya "Don Guillett" wrote: Let's get the nomenclature down first a file is a workbook a worksheet or tab or sheet is the worksheet in the file. You need so specify the workbook(s) and also the worksheet(s) within each workbook. for each wb in workbooks worksheets("sourcesheetnamehere").copy somewhere next wb -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Satya Nanduri" wrote in message ... I have my company inventory on 15 different excel 2003 worksheet files. Is there any way to consolidate those file and reports for each item? I do not want the Pivot Table way. Because the structure of the worksheets is not comfortable for that. Satya Nanduri . |
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