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Delphine has attended:
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VBA - Collating data from other workbooks

Hi all,

I am new to the forum, and I attended recently the intro to VBA course.

I am wondering whether it is possible to have a code that would look accross a set of workbooks at a designated address, to aggregate some data to populate/update a table.

Many thanks in advance.

Best

Delphine

RE: VBA - Collating data from other workbooks

I am not sure why my initial question was marked as resolved. Any advice welcome.

RE: VBA - Collating data from other workbooks

Hi Delphine

Thanks for your post. The main aim off this forum is too assist with questions that can be answered relatively quickly.

We may be able to assist with your request but as we will need to see your working files it does take things beyond the scope of this forum.

If you would like, please respond to my email with some examples of what you are trying to do and we will have a look. If we find a quick solution we will update you on it, however if more trainer time is required to reach a working solution there may be associated costs, but we will always inform you at every stage.

Kind regards

Jacob

 

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