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    Question pulling data from multiple workbooks

    Hi everyone. I am looking for a way to pull data from multiple workbooks, all of which are formatted the same way.
    Currently I am drawing data from This Workbook and populating a worksheet (called 'major') with entries that have values over 40 in the H column. This is what the code looks like
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    Can anyone help me out, so instead of just specifying this workbook to pull data from, I can pull data from this workbook and another 2 workbooks at the same time?

    Thank you very much for your time
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    Re: pulling data from multiple workbooks

    @rlowe,

    here is my solution , hope this helps.
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    Re: pulling data from multiple workbooks

    Try this new version , that supports multiple folders.

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    Re: pulling data from multiple workbooks

    Try this file,

    Comments :

    Your source is xls files, so i did some changes to handle xls and xlsx files.

    In the condition cell your condition would be always referring to the 1st row, so your condition would be H1 >= 40000

    Leave a space after H1 and then >= (no space between > and = , make sure that = goes last as the condition is greater or equal if you notice in the filter options).

    After this leave a space and then the value 40000.

    * The folder list should be separated by "," like this :

    C:\my folder1,c:\my folder2,c:\my folder3

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    Re: pulling data from multiple workbooks

    You have been such a wonderful help and I sincerely mean that

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