Copy paste selected worksheet into one worksheet of the same workbook

YDang

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  1. 2019
  2. 2016
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Hi everyone, would like to seek your advice. So far the macro codes I read here has similar functions however instead of excluding certain worksheets, I want to include selected worksheets.

I am looking to copy paste several worksheets say sheet1,sheet2, sheet3 from column O to U into one worksheet name scenario. Row starts from row 3 onwards. So O3:U? ( depending what is the last row)

The data from sheet 1 sheet 2 and sheet 3 has formulas, hence I would like to paste special values.

Others:
1.For sheet1 sheet2 and sheet , copy until the last row data only.
2. Append data to the last empty row.

Thank you
 

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