Hi,
I'm using an application which exports to XLS files. However, many times when I export, the # of rows is over 65,536 and therefore the app exports to multiple sheets. I need a macro which opens this .xls file and combines all of these multiple sheets onto a single sheet, then saves the file as .xlsx.
IE, the Macro would take rows 1 - 65,536 from "Sheet2, Sheet3, ...etc. [# of tabs is variable]", cut them, then paste them at the bottom of Sheet1. So if the original file contained sheets 1 through 3, each with 65,536 rows, then the "finished" file that gets saved would have 1 tab with (65,536*3 = ) 196,608 rows containing all of the data from the original 3 tax in the .xls files.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I've searched the forums all over and can't seem to find this anywhere.
I'm using an application which exports to XLS files. However, many times when I export, the # of rows is over 65,536 and therefore the app exports to multiple sheets. I need a macro which opens this .xls file and combines all of these multiple sheets onto a single sheet, then saves the file as .xlsx.
IE, the Macro would take rows 1 - 65,536 from "Sheet2, Sheet3, ...etc. [# of tabs is variable]", cut them, then paste them at the bottom of Sheet1. So if the original file contained sheets 1 through 3, each with 65,536 rows, then the "finished" file that gets saved would have 1 tab with (65,536*3 = ) 196,608 rows containing all of the data from the original 3 tax in the .xls files.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I've searched the forums all over and can't seem to find this anywhere.