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Copying multiple worksheets into one Summary sheet with VBA

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    Copying multiple worksheets into one Summary sheet with VBA

    Hi all,

    I am hoping someone can help me with some VBA code that I need. The file attached has 3 tabs in it. I have a VBA code in the workbook that takes the data from all 3 worksheets and puts it into a Destination sheet that gets named 'Adjustments'. The only problem I am having is that I don't want row # 1 and 3 to be copied over from the NAP DC2 worksheet. I also don't want row # 1 and 2 to be copied over from the OUT DC2 and I don't want row # 1 and 2 to be copied over from the MRP DC2 worksheet

    Then I would like the code to insert a new column 'A' on the Adjustments worksheet, and in all of the cells that were copied from each respective sheet, I want the first 3 characters of each respective sheet name to be put into the new column 'A' alongside the data that came from each sheet.

    Basically I need to know what rows came from the NAP DC2 worksheet, the OUT DC2 worksheet and the MRP DC2 worksheet

    Then if possible, I would like the NAP DC2 sheet, the OUT DC2 sheet and the MRP DC2 sheet to be deleted so that I am only left with the Adjustments sheet

    Any help would be greatly appreciated as I am very new to VBA and have no idea how to do this

    Thanks,
    Tom
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    Re: VBA help

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    Re: VBA help

    Sorry for the non compliance on my post. i have renamed my post to be more in line with what I am looking for

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