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Pulling data from several workbooks to single Master workbook

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    Pulling data from several workbooks to single Master workbook

    I know there are about a thousand of these floating around on here but I cannot seem to find one that helps. Here is what I have so far

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    This is the error that I get when I try to run it
    Run-time error '1004':
    Application-defined or object defined error
    I am trying to pull data from "Copy Recap" B4:B44 and put it in "Book 1" B4:B44 of the other workbook. I have no idea if the names are right in that code or not, it is just something that I found on here from February of last year.

    thanks for the help

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    Re: Pulling data from several workbooks to single Master workbook

    Hi stin25,

    You might get a better response if you posted this in the "Excel" Programming forum instead of the "Access" forum. Just ask one of the mods to move your post.

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    Re: Pulling data from several workbooks to single Master workbook

    hi Stin25,

    I agree with ConneXionLost's suggestion - here's a link to the Moderators:
    http://www.excelforum.com/showgroups.php

    I have made some changes (esp on the second dest address & including a sheet reference*) so hopefully the below will work for you...
    (if not, please advise which line causes an error)
    * there can only be 1 active sheet in an Excel instance & it is the one that appears when you press [alt + F11] while in the VBE.

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