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microsoft excel training london - Consolidating multiple worksheets
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Reply Thu 11 Jan 2007, 10:01Delegate Bowen said...
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Consolidating multiple worksheets
What is the quickest way of consolidating multiple worksheets into one worksheet so that I can then begin to make the data consistent and thereafter make use of pivot tables?
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RE: Consolidating multiple worksheets
If your data has identical structure on each worksheet, you can then use the consolidate feature.
If worksheets have different structures, then decide on a format that they can all fit into, and manually transfer the information.
Pivot tables work best with unique data fields.
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