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cut and paste or something more elaborate?
Folks,
Can you help me make my mind up on how to go about moving small blocks of data from nearly 88 worksheets to one central worksheet. I'm trying to learn excel and VBA and I've found some examples using small snippets of code to write values from one cell to another. I thought this might be a good excuse to try and expand my horizons beyond the cut-and-paste operations. I will be moving data from 88 different worksheets in 5 workbooks to a single worksheet. Once the data are copied, I will have need to maintain the original worksheets (in case that matters). Also, I might mention that the range of cells that I want to grab will be identical, or nearly so in all 88 worksheets. Any suggestions on how I might go about this would be greatly appreciated. Regards, Mike |
cut and paste or something more elaborate?
Hi
See http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm Maybe http://www.rondebruin.nl/copy3tip.htm -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "Takeadoe" wrote in message ... Folks, Can you help me make my mind up on how to go about moving small blocks of data from nearly 88 worksheets to one central worksheet. I'm trying to learn excel and VBA and I've found some examples using small snippets of code to write values from one cell to another. I thought this might be a good excuse to try and expand my horizons beyond the cut-and-paste operations. I will be moving data from 88 different worksheets in 5 workbooks to a single worksheet. Once the data are copied, I will have need to maintain the original worksheets (in case that matters). Also, I might mention that the range of cells that I want to grab will be identical, or nearly so in all 88 worksheets. Any suggestions on how I might go about this would be greatly appreciated. Regards, Mike |
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