Macro Merge Data from Multiple Excel Workbooks --- Stock Data

jonathonappleseed

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Hello,

I have downloaded a large quantity of NYSE data & would like to create a macro that allows me to compile summaries of a stock's history. The workbooks are separated by day, with each book listing the end of day data for every stock on the exchange (see below for exact format).

SymbolDateOpenHighLowCloseVolume

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I need to create a summary for several specific stocks (preferably without having to open each file individually, search the symbol, & copy/paste the data into a summary). The format for the final summary workbook is:

DateOpenHighLowCloseVolume

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Any advice? Thank you!
 

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