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Pulling Data From Multiple Workbooks/Multiple Sheets into one Master Book

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    Pulling Data From Multiple Workbooks/Multiple Sheets into one Master Book

    Hey all,
    I'm new to programming, and have been writing a VBA code for the following:
    Run code from master book
    open data books (call them Dat1 & Dat2 but there will be about 200)
    copy data from only certain sheets in Dat1 & Dat2 into Master Book

    The copy data from only certain sheets is where I am running into a problem. I have set this up by making it to where the sheet name of the Dat1 has to match the sheet name in the Master Book, and when they don't make i generate an error. I had a Error GoTo statement in my code, but it seems to crash after the first pass with an error.

    I want the code to be able to ignore the unspecificed sheets, and copy the desired ones.

    here is my code:

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    Last edited by LSUARefugee; 06-13-2013 at 01:23 PM.

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    Re: Pulling Data From Multiple Workbooks/Multiple Sheets into one Master Book

    Hi and welcome to the forum,

    You need to do two things to help us help you.
    1. Put code tags around your code above. You need to edit your post, select the code and click on the "#" Icon above the message.
    2. You really need to attach two sample workbooks so we can run your code to see what it is supposed to do.

    All that said.. Did you know about setting breakpoints in your code and stepping through it yourself??

    I think this will get you a quicker answer than us helping you.. Read http://www.cpearson.com/Excel/DebuggingVBA.aspx
    One test is worth a thousand opinions.
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