Macros to consolidate text data from multiple sheets in a workbook into one summary sheet

I am attempting to consolidate multiple sheets of text data within the same workbook into a master sheet within the same workbook, automatically. The master sheet is to only pull in those rows that have "false" marked in column D (or have the check box depressed) and I would like to have this happen real time. All of the headers are the same, however the data on each tab is different. I have columns A-J and infinite rows.
I am more of a novice at macros, so I would need something I could copy paste. Any help would be great as I have been working on this all night and all day for about a week.

Checking if there is "false" in column D is fine. Which textbox should be depressed?

The consolidation part is easy enough. Right-click the consilidation sheet tab and selet VIEW CODE, then paste in the event macro:

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Close the editor and save your workbook, make sure it's not .xlsx type or the macro will be erased.

Now, anytime you bring up the consolidation sheet onscreen, it will clear itself and collect all the updated data from all the other sheets. You'll hear a "beep" to remind you it just happened.

The macro is applying an Autofilter on row1 of each sheet and filtering column D for "false" then copying all visible rows at once.

An autofilter is IN row1 (the controls) and the parameters set would apply all the way down contiguous data in the columns where the parameters were applied. So, the Autofilter in D1 is set to "False" causing all the rows that DON'T have "False" in column D to be hidden. Then all visible rows are copied as a group.

I do not see any benefit to a "button" the creates the consolidation. This macro goes INTO the Consolidation Sheet module and thus runs itself each time you "look" at the sheet. How is a button better than that?

You are continuing to add questions regarding a "theoretical" sheet, so I gave you a theoretical macro. It should work. Install and try it, and if it errors, DEBUG and tell me where it's a problem. Is it "FALSE" or "false" or "False"? It might matter, try editing the macro accordingly.

Even better, post a smaller version of your exact workbook and let's look at it together, speed this whole process up.

Click GO ADVANCED and use the paperclip icon to post your sample workbook.

This is what I changed the code to for my sheets, but I get a compile error that the "NO" variable in the top line is not defined:

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In an attempt to help the situation, I changed the formula in Column D to:
=IF($G2>0, "NO", (IF($F2="N/A", "----", "YES")))
This now does exactly what I watn it to do.

I also realized that with my IF statement, my "NO" is based on a True condition and my YES is based on a False condition.
I then attempted to adjust the macros to the following:

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I then get an error:

Run-time Error '1004':
" The code could not be completed using the range specified. Select a single cell within the range and try the command again."

I press debug and I am directed to the following line:
.Rows(1).AutoFilter

Here is a small sample verison of my workbook.
As stated, Maybe this will help.
SAMPLE WORKBOOK-2.xlsm

As your workbook develops, you may need to abandon old design choices in favor or standardization which allows powerful functions like the AutoFilter to work. Autofilter works on a contiguous table of data. Many of your sheets have those black blank rows in them, that breaks the continuity of the data and the autofilter only "filters" the first group.

So, in the attached, I've removed the blank rows. I've also corrected your errors in the ScreenUpdating references, you reversed them.

If that resolves the issue, please select Thread Tools from the menu above and mark the thread as solved. Thanks.

That's a completely unrelated topic, your Apple platform. This thread is complete.

That does sound like a question you could answer for yourself with a 30 second test. I don't use Apple products, so cannot advise you in advance.