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Nguyen Nguyen Khoa

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Hi MyOnlineTrainingHub,

I have question about POWER QUERY. I have Multiple Excel Files having same sheet format, but different data. And I only want summarize to 1 excel file.

But I only want get data from specific cell of Excel Files (for example only cell F6, I3, K7, not all column data).

And when I copy more Excel Files to this folder, and only change the cell value F6, I3, K7, the sumarize file is updated.

Can you help me?

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Have you tried outputting the summaries to a table? You could then upload that into Power Query and then link via SharePoint.

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Hi,

Have you read these posts which cover what you need to do

https://www.myonlinetraininghu.....a-folder 

https://www.myonlinetraininghu.....ower-query

https://www.myonlinetraininghu.....ower-query

Regards

Phil

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Thank for your reply

Actually I only want get data from specific cell of Excel Files (for example only cell F6, I3, K7, not all column data or table).

It means that in each Excel File, I only get 3 cell data, and automatic update in summarize file.

Regards,

Nguyen

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I think you'd be better off with VBA for something like that.

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Hi

I suggest to use the Indirect formula

This formula can capture the cell values from diferent sheets or books

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