consolidate different files (not sheets) without using vba - excel 2010

lezawang

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Hello
Is that possible? I searched for a video on you tube but they are all using vba to do so?
Thank you.
 

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Do you mean you want to collect all the worksheets in a number of different workbooks, all into a single workbook?
 
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