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I have multiple workbooks each containing 1 worksheet that I would like to
copy into 1 workbook. I recorded this macro to show the commands used to copy one of the worksheets the workbook "Summary.xls". Sub temp() Windows("throttling 20051220.xls").Activate Sheets("throttling 20051220").Select Sheets("throttling 20051220").Copy Befo=Workbooks("Summary.xls").Sheets(1) End Sub Is it possible to modify or change the macro so it will perform the copy into "Summary.xls" for each workbook that is open, and for each of these workbooks copy the workshhet that starts with the word "throttling", and to carry the name of the original worksheet "throttling 20051220" to the copied worksheet in my workbook named "Summary". Thank you in advance. |
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