Auto-populate different sheets into single sheet (master)?

jw2022

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Hi,

I have a spreadsheet in Google Sheets which has multiple sheets. All the different sheets represent different categories - the first rows of all the sheets is the same. Is there a way to auto-populate and consolidate all the sheets so that they are all in one master sheet? The first two rows of all the sheets will remain unchanged (and represent the table information), but the rows below will keep being populated. Is there a way so that once they are added to the individual sheets (that represent the separate category) they are also added to the master sheet?
 

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