Return to VBA Code Examples In this Article This tutorial will show you how to combine multiple Excel files into one workbook in VBA. Creating a single workbook from a number of workbooks, using VBA requires a number of steps to be followed.
Combining all Sheets from all Open Workbooks to a New Workbook as Individual SheetsIn the code below, the files you need to copy the information from need to be open as Excel will loop through the open files and copy the information into a new workbook. The code is placed in the Personal Macro Workbook. These files are the ONLY Excel Files that should be open.
Click on the Macro dialog box to run the procedure from your Excel screen. Your combined file will now be displayed. This code has looped through each file, and copied the sheet to a new file. If any of your files have more than one sheet – it will copy those as well – including the sheets with nothing on them! Combining all Sheets from all Open Workbooks to a Single Worksheet in a New WorkbookThe procedure below combines the information from all the sheets in all open workbooks into a single worksheet in a new workbook that is created. The information from each sheet is pasted into the destination sheet at the last occupied row on the worksheet.
Combining all Sheets from all Open Workbooks to a Single Worksheet in an Active WorkbookIf you want to bring the information from all other open Workbooks in to the one you are currently working in, you can use this code below.
VBA Coding Made EasyStop searching for VBA code online. Learn more about AutoMacro - A VBA Code Builder that allows beginners to code procedures from scratch with minimal coding knowledge and with many time-saving features for all users! Learn More! How do I automatically merge Excel sheets into one?On the Data tab, under Tools, click Consolidate. In the Function box, click the function that you want Excel to use to consolidate the data. In each source sheet, select your data, and then click Add.
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