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    Pivot Tables & Multiple Worksheets

    Background: I know ZERO about VBA and I am a Vlookup & Pivot Table noob, but experimenting everyday.

    Here is what I have been struggling with:

    Every week, since August 29, 2009, I get a sales report from my customer in raw form showing point of sales data for the previous 7 days. After manipulating the data I end up with 11 columns.

    Now, if I am only concerned with that one week then I can drop the whole sheet into a Pivot Table and all is well.

    However, I have 12 sheets now (with more to come), one for each week, and the row count ranges from 3,328 to 16,414.

    I do not want to consolidate the data.

    I can copy everything to one sheet, and hope not to max out at the million row mark, but would prefer to keep it tabbed by week.

    I can provide the data but would prefer not do so on the forum.

    Thanks in advance!
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    Re: Pivot Tables & Multiple Worksheets

    Um... you've explained your situation, but not really your question - I could guess, but I'm not sure

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    Re: Pivot Tables & Multiple Worksheets

    After reading the post again, I can see where I didn't ask the question.

    What I was trying to do was take the data from 12+ sheets and drop it into a Pivot Table.

    I was having problems with the Pivot Table bringing in all the data and format it correctly.

    I found a very useful tool at Ron de Bruin's website which allowed me to merge all the sheets into one sheet. From there I was able to Do my Pivot Table to perfection.

    I am having a small issue with the VBA code which I am going to post separately.

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