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multiple sheets

ResolvedVersion 2013

Shemelle has attended:
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Multiple sheets

Hi,
I have roughly 300 separate sheets on 1 document. Is there a quick way I can combine all the information within every sheet into 1 sheet?

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RE: Multiple sheets

Hi Shemelle,

Thank you for the forum question.

There is always a way to do everything working with Excel, but it is not always easy. What you want can be done using Excel VBA coding or an SQL query. If you do not have knowledge using SQL or VBA coding you unfortunately have to copy and paste.

If you are have related data in the sheets (not the same headings). It could one table with all the staff members identified by a staff id and another table/sheet where the staff members projects are identified by their staff id.

If you have related tables you can create relationships between the sheets and then do what you want.

But again unfortunately not an easy solution. You will have to understand how to create a data models in Excel, PowerPivot or use MS Query.





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RE: Multiple sheets

Hi,

Thank you for your advice but I am not that advanced on Excel so I will copy paste all the info from each sheet into 1.

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Excel tip:

Convert a column into row quickly in Excel 2010

Occasionally you might enter data into Excel vertically and then when you finish realize that actually it would look more clearer if it was represented in a horizontal format. If you follow these simple steps below, you can quickly change the data from going vertically to horizontally and vice versa.

First, select the column you want to convert into a row or a row into a column. Then right click and select Copy. Go to the sheet where you want to past this row as a column and select “Paste Special”. Remember to check the check-box “Transpose” and select “OK”.

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