GoogleSheets dynamic range from Query Function

12Rev79

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  2. 2010
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Dear Experts,

I have a googlesheet with 4 worksheet, I named them as
Source_1,Source_2,Source_3,Source_4 and I have a query below;

=QUERY({Source_1!A2:I;Source_2!A2:I;Source_3!A2:I;Source_4!A2:I},"select * where Col3 is not null",0)

Can anyone is kind to help me that my query will be dynamic when a New Worksheets is added?

Let's say I will add a new worksheet "Source_5" so the result I need from my Query formula would be;

=QUERY({Source_1!A2:I;Source_2!A2:I;Source_3!A2:I;Source_4!A2:I;Source_5!A2:I},"select * where Col3 is not null",0)

Can be this possible?

Thank you in advance.

12Rev79
 

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