Peter K
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I have multiple shops in various area's where I have my employees fill out excel spreadsheets on daily sales.
I have made a simple example of the 3 files which come to me and then a combined file which I would like to automate the process, which I currently do manually.
I am familiar with the Power query but I have not yet gotten proficient in it.
Can anyone assist
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Hi Peter,
Thanks for sharing your sample files.
You can use Power Query to get files from a folder. You'll need to edit the 'sample query' it generates and unpivot the data so that it's in a tabular format. It's a bit tricky to explain in the forum because there are lots of steps and it's easier to show in a video. If you get stuck, I recommend you take my Power Query course so you can get up to speed with it quickly.
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