[mso] Excel VBA
- From: "Herbert Chitate" <herbertc@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: <mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 30 May 2008 12:23:11 +0100
Good Afternoon Folks,
I was wondering if someone could help me with a VBA code for a task that
I am trying to perform.
I have 300 workbooks ( I didn't set these up...lol)in a single folder,
representing a supplier each, which I would like to merge into one
document.
I am only concerned about the first tab of each spreadsheet (Note the
tabs have all been conveniently labelled differently).
I am therefore looking for a code that will perform the following
routines:
1) Open first work book,
2) Go to the first tab (tabs have been labelled differently)
3) Select the first 20 rows
4) Copy these rows to an open spreadsheet (the one I am running the
macro from)
5) Close the workbook being copied from,
6) Open the next work book, and repeat steps 2 to 4, but pasting the
copied values below the previous pastings
7) Repeat this process for all 300 workbooks
I think this is about it,=20
If I have left anything out, please fire away with the questions.
Many thanks
Herbert
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