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Extracting same column from large number of workbooks

  1. #1
    BillC
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    Extracting same column from large number of workbooks

    I would like to find a way to extract the same column of data from a large
    number of Excel workbooks (formatted identically) and place the columns next
    to one another on a single worksheet. How can I do this?

  2. #2
    Ron de Bruin
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    Re: Extracting same column from large number of workbooks

    See your other thread Bill

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    "BillC" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
    >I would like to find a way to extract the same column of data from a large
    > number of Excel workbooks (formatted identically) and place the columns next
    > to one another on a single worksheet. How can I do this?




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    Myrna Larson
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    Re: Extracting same column from large number of workbooks

    If the number of workbooks is small enough that you can open them all at once,
    you can set up formulas that retrieve a value from another workbook by, in the
    destination workbook, typing the equal sign to begin the formula, then
    pointing to the cell in the other workbook. Change the row reference to
    relative, then copy the formula down. Repeat for the other workbooks.

    Otherwise you probably need a VBA macro.


    On Fri, 18 Feb 2005 11:53:04 -0800, "BillC" <[email protected]>
    wrote:

    >I would like to find a way to extract the same column of data from a large
    >number of Excel workbooks (formatted identically) and place the columns next
    >to one another on a single worksheet. How can I do this?



  4. #4
    BillC
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    Re: Extracting same column from large number of workbooks

    Myrna,

    I have a fairly large number of files (up to 128 of them), so this would not
    work easily for me. I was able to use the macro pointed out by Ron to do
    the job. Thanks for your help!

    "Myrna Larson" wrote:

    > If the number of workbooks is small enough that you can open them all at once,
    > you can set up formulas that retrieve a value from another workbook by, in the
    > destination workbook, typing the equal sign to begin the formula, then
    > pointing to the cell in the other workbook. Change the row reference to
    > relative, then copy the formula down. Repeat for the other workbooks.
    >
    > Otherwise you probably need a VBA macro.
    >
    >
    > On Fri, 18 Feb 2005 11:53:04 -0800, "BillC" <[email protected]>
    > wrote:
    >
    > >I would like to find a way to extract the same column of data from a large
    > >number of Excel workbooks (formatted identically) and place the columns next
    > >to one another on a single worksheet. How can I do this?

    >
    >


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