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VBA importing files from various worksheets and workbooks into o

Hi

How do I import data from various workbooks and worksheets into one worksheet. I need to match the data to specific headings in the destination worksheet. For example:

workbook1 has worksheets June and August data
workbook2 has worksheets July, September and October data
workbook3 has worksheet May

I need to import the above data into one worksheet but in the following order:

May, June, July, August, September and October.

Help!

RE: VBA importing files from various worksheets and workbooks in

Hi Zianab,

Thank you for the forum question.


I have attached 3 workbooks to the answer.

One destination workbook with a destination worksheet and a criteria sheet and two source workbooks. Create a folder and put the two source workbooks in the folder (do not put the destination workbook in the same folder). Run the macro in the destination workbook.

If you look at the macro I have added some explanation.

I hope this will guide you in the right direction.

Kind regards

Jens Bonde
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Attached files...

DecJanMay.xlsx
Destination.xlsm
FebMarchNovember.xlsx

RE: VBA importing files from various worksheets and workbooks in

Thank you very much Jens. I will give it a go.

 

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