Using VBA in Excel macro to extract data from table and reconstruct table

[pbentonh]

First post so didn't know only allowed to post on one forum. Link to other forum (for which I was able to upload the data files)

http://www.vbaexpress.com/forum/show...table&p=372737

[MarvinP]

Hi pbentonh and welcome to the forum,

What version of excel are you using as more and better tools are available in the newer versions. Update your user profile and it will show us.
If you have the Power Query tool which is in newer versions of excel the second half of the problem got easier. You can let each teacher do their own workbook and combine them simply putting them in the same folder.

http://datapigtechnologies.com/blog/...nto-one-table/

[pbentonh]

Hi MarvinP,

Thanks for responding. I have been trying to do this at work, I am at home now. Not sure which version of Excel but 100% sure I don't have Power Query facility either at home or work!

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