Combining two workbooks together

EODAndy

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Hello all,
First and foremost I am not a excel wiz and just beginning.
Background info:
I recently have taken over an operations position of a militaryschool and I am trying to clean up the way some data is stored and presented.

Currently I have been able to research and consolidate mostof the information I am using to 2 excel workbooks,
The first is a Master Roster with all Students informationwhich is a single worksheet (Top Row labels being: Student ID, Rank, Last,First, MI, SSN, Last 4, their current class #/grad/drop/etc., arrival date, enddate, GPA, test score for tests follow for the next 8 columns)
The second is a by class roster template that contains 14work sheets (Roster, individual Grade Sheets, Memo with students names, Labelsfor individual files, Attendance Log, then the remaining are test grade logs foreach test with all students last name). In this work book information for eachclass is copied and pasted into the Roster section that is the same as themaster Roster column headers, in turn creating all the individual/class sheetswith the transfer command “=’Roster’!B2” and so forth with all relative datagoing to the correct areas.

What I’m trying to do:

I’m trying to get these 2 workbooks combined if possible in someway?
Can I make a single template for each of the work sheets inthe Class roster within the Master roster that would auto populate the sameinformation but by putting in a student id or class number?

I appreciate any and all help from individuals

EODAndy
 

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If A2:A50000 contain data. Enter a formula in B2. Select B2. Double-click the Fill Handle and Excel will shoot the formula down to B50000.

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