Excel Append Multiple Ranges into a New Worksheet

WendyHubard

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Hello,

Trying to help out our game rostering people at the local football association. I've already received assistance in configuring conditional formatting which is working perfect (Thank YOU AGAIN). Now I am trying to total the games for each Division. Once the roster has been entered, there will be approximately 800 rows of data.
I have multiple ranges in my worksheet that I would like to append these ranges into a single table on a new worksheet. Currently as at this stage, I'm trying to muddle my way through it, I have the following Ranges "Game_1", "Game_2" and "Game_3" configured (but will configure for the rest of the Games - once it's working). Each Range contains the same data type, but reference different columns for Game_2, Game_3 (column A, B and C will be in every RANGE plus the GAME details) Etc. I'm hoping that I can then append all the Games onto a new spreadsheet containing 5 Columns and multiple ranges. It's a very long process and the outcome I am hoping to achieve is to see how many times each team plays against each other for all rounds. Any assistance greatly appreciated. - and apologies in advance for my dumbness!

Book1
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZAAABACADAEAFAGAHAIAJAKALAM
1Game 1Game 2Game 3Game 4Game 5Game 6Game 7Game 8Game 9Game 10Game 11Game 12
2RoundDateGroundDivision - Game 1Game 1 - Team 1Game 1 - Team 2Division - Game 2Game 2 - Team 1Game 2 - Team 2Division - Game 3Game 3 - Team 1Game 3 - Team 2Division - Game 4Game 4 - Team 1Game 4 - Team 2Division - Game 5Game 5 - Team 1Game 5 - Team 2Division - Game 6Game 6 - Team 1Game 6 - Team 2Division - Game 7Game 7 - Team 1Game 7 - Team 2Division - Game 8Game 8 - Team 1Game 8 - Team 2Division - Game 9Game 9 - Team 1Game 9 - Team 2Division - Game 10Game 10 - Team 1Game 10 - Team 2Division - Game 11Game 11 - Team 1Game 11 - Team 2Division - Game 12Game 12 - Team 1Game 12 - Team 2
3Round 110/04/2020Windsor ParkUnder_9East Under 9Prospect Under 9 GoldUnder_10Deloraine Under 10 BlueDeloraine Under 10 WhiteUnder_11_GirlsDeloraine Under 11 GirlsEast Under 11 GirlsUnder_12_Div_1George Town Under 12Launceston Under 12 BlueUnder_12_Div_2East Coast Under 12Launceston Under 12 WhiteUnder_14_GirlsDeloraine Under 14 GirlsEast Under 14 GirlsUnder_14_Div_1East Coast Under 14East Under 14Under_14_Div_2Deloraine Under 14Launceston Under 14 BlueUnder_16_Div_1East Coast Under 16East Under 16Under_16_Div_2George Town Under 16Deloraine Under 16Under_17_GirlsEast Under 17 GirlsDeloraine Under 17 GirlsUnder_9North Under 9 BlackNorth Under 9 Red
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Roster - Data Input



This is what i would like it too look like:
Book1
ABCDE
1Column1Column3Column4Column5Column6
2Round 1Windsor ParkUnder_10Deloraine Under 10 BlueDeloraine Under 10 White
3Round 1Windsor ParkUnder_11_GirlsDeloraine Under 11 GirlsEast Under 11 Girls
4Round 1Windsor ParkUnder_12_Div_1George Town Under 12Launceston Under 12 Blue
5Round 1Windsor ParkUnder_12_Div_2East Coast Under 12Launceston Under 12 White
6Round 1Windsor ParkUnder_14_Div_1East Coast Under 14East Under 14
7Round 1Windsor ParkUnder_14_Div_2Deloraine Under 14Launceston Under 14 Blue
8Round 1Windsor ParkUnder_14_GirlsDeloraine Under 14 GirlsEast Under 14 Girls
9Round 1Windsor ParkUnder_16_Div_1East Coast Under 16East Under 16
10Round 1Windsor ParkUnder_16_Div_2George Town Under 16Deloraine Under 16
11Round 1Windsor ParkUnder_17_GirlsEast Under 17 GirlsDeloraine Under 17 Girls
12Round 1Windsor ParkUnder_9East Under 9Launceston Under 9
13Round 1Windsor ParkUnder_9North Under 9 BlackNorth Under 9 Red
Competition Data
 

Excel Facts

Whats the difference between CONCAT and CONCATENATE?
The newer CONCAT function can reference a range of cells. =CONCATENATE(A1,A2,A3,A4,A5) becomes =CONCAT(A1:A5)

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