Combine Multiple (50 or More) Workbooks with VBA

innoin

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Hello everyone! I've been scouring the internet for the last hour trying to find some kind of code that would help me combine multiple spreadsheets into one "master" spreadsheet. I've found quite a few that seem like they work, but even with my tweaks I can't seem to make them work (I'm not too knowledgeable of Excel so I'm sure it's my ineptitude and not the code). It may be because column A and row 1 are empty on the spreadsheets I'm trying to combine and maybe the code is stopping immediately? I tested that theory on a couple of the ones I've found, but it didn't seem to help. I just want to copy everything from the first workbook, paste in the master, then copy the next file, and paste all that data in the next open row. I don't see a spot to upload a sample of the look of the file, but I can copy and paste if needed. So, that's the first thing I need help with.

The second thing is a bit more complicated. I am going to use this to search certain areas of the document for the greatest values. I will basically use this to search G16 through G23, enter the greatest value found into H1, then search G27 through G34 and enter that greatest value in I1...and so on (continuing on to J, K L), then start again with the next workbooks data and enter it's first greatest value in H2, then I2 and so on. Maybe someone could help with that and incorporate it into the code as well? I'm bad, but not terrible at editing VBA so I could probably stumble through editing if given something with the gist of it. I can assign the actual areas it needs to search and copy and paste if needed. Thanks for any help!
 
You're welcome, glad to help, & thanks for the feedback.:)
 
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