Append multiple sheet form multiple workbooks into one master file

davidmg1982

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Hi everyone, I have a folder with more than 100 files with different name of course, but the same amount of 5 spreadsheets with identical names and identical columns (quantity and name), Im looking for a solution to merge all those files into a single one with 5 spreadsheets containing all the information.

I have no doubt there must be a solution already posted, but I cant express this request on a simpler way and the solutions I found are not quite what I need, any help you can give me will be very appreciated.
 
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Try simply copying all the data on one of your source sheets and pasting it here.

Here is a fair example of how a line for each one of the sheets to be imported looks like:

Sheet 1:
Campaign nameSimulation NameSimulation LevelEmailFirst NameLast NameEvent Type
November 2021 (3)General Interactive Teachable
2​
user@test.comJohnDoeEmail sent

Sheet 2:
Campaign nameSimulation NameSimulation LevelEmailFirst NameLast Name
November 2021 (3)AI+ General Interactive Teachable
2​
user@test.comJohnDoe

Sheet3:
Campaign nameSimulation NameSimulation LevelEmailFirst NameLast Name
November 2021 (3)AI + General Interactive Teachable
2​
user@test.comJohnDoe

Sheet4:
Campaign nameSimulation NameSimulation LevelEmailFirst NameLast Namebrowserdata Submittedipis_pcostime_spent
November 2021 (3)AI + General Interactive Teachable
2​
user@test.comJohnDoeChrome (96.0.4664)user@test.com@test\.com211.11.111.11
TRUE​
Windows 10
15​

Sheet5:
First NameLast NameEmailNumber of lured simulationsParticipated simulationsDocusign - Document ready for signatureDropboxMT + General Interactive TeachableSP + General Interactive TeachableAP+ General Interactive TeachableAI + General Interactive TeachableAI + General Interactive TeachableTest1 + General Interactive Teachable
JohnDoeuser@test.com
1​
3​
1​
 
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Try:
VBA Code:
LastRow = ws.Cells.Find("*", SearchOrder:=xlByRows, SearchDirection:=xlPrevious).Row
 
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