copy multiple excel files in a workbook as sheets

bmeghana

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Hi,
I need to copy individual excel files and create a single workbook with each file as a worksheet tab. the original files have only one worksheet each.
Is there any way to automate this process, since I need to do this on a weekly basis with around 20 files? If this has already been discussed, can anyone please guide me there. I wasn't able to find any threads which discussed combining files into separate worksheets within the same workbook.
Any help really appreciated!
Thank you,
Meg
 

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Hi..thanks for the info. Is using that add-on the only way to do this? Since its not a Microsoft based software, i may need to go through validation processes to use any external software. Any other ideas really appreciated. thank you!
 
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