Create A Sheet And Add Data To Spreadsheets Within A Folder

Dazzawm

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I have a spreadsheet with data in columns A and B. Is is possible to create a sheet (called data) within these files (all various names .xlsm) on each spreadsheet within a folder on my desktop and add the data to that sheet? Thanks.
 

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I just didn't want people to waste time working on it.
 
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Now that you have said it's solved, they probably wont spend any time on it. ;)
 
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