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    How to automatically combine several worksheets into one worksheet...

    Hi peeps

    I want to combine data from several worksheets into one worksheet.

    For example, I have data in Sheet1 (Columns A,B,C), data in Sheet2 (Columns A,B,C), data in Sheet3 (Columns A,B,C) all with varying amounts of rows. (All the rows contain text data).

    I need to combine all of the data from the 3 sheets into a single sheet, Sheet4 (Columns A,B,C), eliminating the empty rows.

    I've been looking into this for a while, and can't find anything that really helps. Anyone got any pointers of what to look into?

    Any help will be beautiful.

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    that is hardly an arduous task!
    simply copy paste all onto one sheet then sort .

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    Try this, it moves data from columns A-C from sheets 1-3 to sheet4, if a blank appears in a row the entire row is deleted:
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    Er - sorry, I want to do it automatically!

    I'm not a total doughnut, only partly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Simon Lloyd
    Try this, it moves data from columns A-C from sheets 1-3 to sheet4, if a blank appears in a row the entire row is deleted:
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    You are star, thanks mate - much appreciated!

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    wherever you see Sheet4 Change Sheet4 to be your destination sheet, this code will work if you only have 2 sheets or 200 sheets but only for columns A-C unless you change the C wherever you see it.

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    Hey Simon

    The code works fine, apart the delete empty rows bit.

    If the cell contains a formula (which all of my cells do) the 'SpecialCells(xlCellTypeBlanks)' evaluates them as not being blank, and states that there are no cells to delete.

    Is there a way round this?

    Maybe to copy the value and not the formula, or to check to see if the value of the cells is blank?

    Thanks mate

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    Merge multiple worksheets in to one.

    This is another way to do it, with excel functions only. NO VB coding.
    Its kind of basic, but works for upto five or six sheets.
    See attached example.
    It combines first three sheets in to the "Merged List".
    Hope it helps osmeone or at least gives some ideas to work with.
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    how did you combine the first 3 sheets in the merged list tab?

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    Merge Three sheets into one

    On the sheet marked "Merged List" follow the formulas.
    You may have to unhide all columns [I believe the first two columns were hidden]. Anyway, I first count number of rows in each of the three sheets. I just picked one column [in my case it was the column that had project name]. I am counting number of rows in that column that have text length of more than one character. This gives me the number of rows to copy for each sheet. Once I know this I wrote formulas to copy cells in corresponding columns from first sheet and use that count number, once you reach the count for first sheet, the IF statement switches to second part and moves to second sheet and so on.
    That's why I said this method would work for up to five or six sheets. After that you might run into problems with IF statements.
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    Re: How to automatically combine several worksheets into one worksheet...

    That code works great bu how can I specifiy which sheets as in some cases I don't want to combine all of them but just two specific ones. PLEASE

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    Re: How to automatically combine several worksheets into one worksheet...

    Try this
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    Re: How to automatically combine several worksheets into one worksheet...

    Hi Arli1201,

    That macro does not seem to quite work, having done i and expected a combination of two worksheets and some 30000 rows however I got 700 and only from one sheet :-/ How do I remove the " remove blank rows"?

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    Re: How to automatically combine several worksheets into one worksheet...

    I think its best we discuss this in a separate thread. We can check on your code in detail and find out whats causing the errors.

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    Re: How to automatically combine several worksheets into one worksheet...

    Hi Guys,

    Need similar help. I'm trying to combine multiple sheets to a master sheet. But I want the data to be filtered as per the date. We are using an excel till we get a system in place for this.

    Column A till L has data which is updated on a daily basis. Out of this, Column A has the date entered. We have 7 sheets like this will have the same data type and want to combine this into one sheet which should be filtered by the Date. Can anyone please help me with this?

    Do let me know if you need any clarification on this.

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    Re: How to automatically combine several worksheets into one worksheet...

    Nitesh,

    Unfortunately you need to post your question in a new thread, it's against the forum rules to post a question in the thread of another user. If you create your own thread, any advice will be tailored to your situation so you should include a description of what you've done and are trying to do. Also, if you feel that this thread is particularly relevant to what you are trying to do, you can surely include a link to it in your new thread.

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    Re: How to automatically combine several worksheets into one worksheet...

    use ASAP utilities tool in excel....

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    Re: How to automatically combine several worksheets into one worksheet...

    Quote Originally Posted by arlu1201 View Post
    Try this
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    Thanks sir!This is great! it works on mine..i just ignore the delete rows error

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    Re: How to automatically combine several worksheets into one worksheet...

    Thanks, Great Code.

    Would you please share the code with an additional column which will fill the sheet name, when we execute this code.

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    Try this
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    Re: How to automatically combine several worksheets into one worksheet...

    Tryring to combine 12 worksheets into a single master.
    My data is in columns O to AA.
    However the data is based upon formulas that consolidate the values in A:L.
    When I run the above code it returns reference errors.
    Is there a way to pull just the values of the range onto the single master and not the formulas?
    Thanks for your assistance on this matter.

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    Re: How to automatically combine several worksheets into one worksheet...

    I found this works to combine multiple sheets. I created a new sheet ("combinedsheet") for the four I wanted to merge together
    David


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    Re: How to automatically combine several worksheets into one worksheet...

    This is so nearly exactly what i wanted.
    When i used my modified version of this code it seemed to work but if the values on sheets 1, 2 and 3 had formulas in they would not copy the resulting answer to the combined sheet (sheet 4).

    Is there a way of modifying this code to paste values only?

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    Re: How to automatically combine several worksheets into one worksheet...

    PLEASE HELP FIX THIS:

    Sub move_data()
    Dim Sht As Worksheet
    Dim Rng As Range
    For Each Sht In Sheets
    If Sht.Name = "CONSOLIDATED" Then
    ElseIf Sht.Name = "AP - OPEN" Or Sht.Name = "AR - OPEN" Or Sht.Name = "ZGRIR" Then
    Set Rng = Sht.Range("A4:F" & Sht.Range("F" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row)
    Rng.Copy Destination:=Sheets("CONSOLIDATED").Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Offset(1, 0)
    End If
    Next Sht
    With Sheets("consolidated").Range("A4:F" & Range("F" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row). _
    PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues, _ Operation:=xlNone, SkipBlanks:=False, Transpose:=False
    End With
    End Sub

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    Re: How to automatically combine several worksheets into one worksheet...

    Hi Scott, welcome to the forum

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