MosesAleksandr
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Hello Everyone,
I have greatly benefitted from these forums already, but now find myself stuck so I joined officially. I am hoping you can all once again help me find a solution to my problem.
I want to import data from specific workbooks (Example: Apples wkb; Bananas wkb, Pears wkb, etc.). Each workbook has several tabs with specific Batch Data (Ex: Apples WKB: Sheet Names: Green Apples, Red Apples, Yellow Apples, etc.). I want to import specific cell ranges w12:AR(Last) as the final row count is variable, but the column lengths are consistent.
I want this data to be pasted into a different workbook with a fixed name (Ex: All Fruit Data), and paste into a sheet with a Fixed Sheet Name (Fruits from East Coast) with paste starting in cell D2, but adding continuously to the bottom last populated row/column, as the new data is pulled over.
My final goal is to have one excel file I can run this macro on as new data is added to the other sheets, so I can continuously monitor the full picture of inputs.
I have greatly benefitted from these forums already, but now find myself stuck so I joined officially. I am hoping you can all once again help me find a solution to my problem.
I want to import data from specific workbooks (Example: Apples wkb; Bananas wkb, Pears wkb, etc.). Each workbook has several tabs with specific Batch Data (Ex: Apples WKB: Sheet Names: Green Apples, Red Apples, Yellow Apples, etc.). I want to import specific cell ranges w12:AR(Last) as the final row count is variable, but the column lengths are consistent.
I want this data to be pasted into a different workbook with a fixed name (Ex: All Fruit Data), and paste into a sheet with a Fixed Sheet Name (Fruits from East Coast) with paste starting in cell D2, but adding continuously to the bottom last populated row/column, as the new data is pulled over.
My final goal is to have one excel file I can run this macro on as new data is added to the other sheets, so I can continuously monitor the full picture of inputs.