Macro: Loop Through a File Location

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ryansm05

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Hi,

If someone can help me with the below it would be much appreciated. For some context, I'm wanting a macro that can look through a file location and return specific ranges from any file saved in that location (potentially up to a 1,000 different files in this location). This will effectively be a summary of all the files saved in this location.


1) The file I'm working on and where I want to build the macro will be saved: I:\Accounts\2018\Management Accounts and the file name is Summary Sheet. The tab name is SS1.


2) The files I'm wanting to loop through will each have a different filename (all starting with a 5 digit project code) and will be saved here I:\Accounts\2018\Financial Reporting\BRD\NewRev


3) The tab name of each of the loop through files (saved with a 5 digit project code) will be C&C


4) These loop through files (saved with a 5 digit project code) can be saved as xlsm. if needed


5) From each of these loop through files (saved with a 5 digit project code), I need to extract the data from F24:AK24 and F29:AK29


6)The data (F24:AK24 and F29:AK29) from each of the loop through files (saved with a 5 digit project code) needs to be extracted to the Summary Sheet workbook in tab SS1 as described in 1)


7) The location for where the data is extracted to in the Summary Sheet can be from cell A1 for now.


8) Once extracted to the summary sheet workbook - I then need to sort all returned data alphabetically by column A


I'll be very much indebted if anyone can help me with this.

Thanks
Ryan
 
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