John Fielding
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I have tried some vba code with no results.
Manually I can copy and paste from one worksheet to combine in a final one.
My target is combine 12 worksheets in one. One after another.
Manually I do well copying the cells and pasting.
Do you know a completely free utility to do this ?
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Hi John,
Welcome to our forum!
You can use Power Query, which is free and built into Excel. This post gives step by step instructions for combining sheets with Power Query.
Let us know if you get stuck.
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