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VBA - working with files videos | How do I copy sheets from multiple Excel files into one worksheet?
Posted by Andrew Gould on 03 April 2021
Learn how to import multiple Excel files into a single worksheet using VBA. You'll learn how to use the Dir function to loop through the files in a folder, open the files as Excel workbooks, copy the data from a worksheet and paste it to the bottom of a list.
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This video has the following accompanying files:
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Copy Sheets from Multiple Workbooks into One Worksheet.xlsm | Excel workbook with macros | |
Movies 2000.xlsx | Excel workbook | |
Movies 2001.xlsx | Excel workbook | |
Movies 2002.xlsx | Excel workbook | |
Movies 2003.xlsx | Excel workbook | |
Movies 2004.xlsx | Excel workbook | |
Movies 2005.xlsx | Excel workbook | |
Movies 2006.xlsx | Excel workbook | |
Movies 2007.xlsx | Excel workbook | |
Movies 2008.xlsx | Excel workbook | |
Movies 2009.xlsx | Excel workbook | |
Movies 2010.xlsx | Excel workbook | |
Movies 2011.xlsx | Excel workbook | |
Movies 2012.xlsx | Excel workbook | |
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Movies 2014.xlsx | Excel workbook | |
Movies 2015.xlsx | Excel workbook | |
Movies 2016.xlsx | Excel workbook |
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