transfer data

sach_k

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is there a way i can transfer different data from other files or folders straight into the excel sheet i am working with for use for comparisons?. A macro would be the quickest way and most ideal. *
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given the detail provided, only answer I can think of is 'yes'.

Perhaps you could specify the problem more explicitly...
 
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well i hav a list of engineers in one column and the amount of "hours" they work each month in the column beside. I want to be able to transfer the "hours" from other files into the sheet i am working with to compare their working hours for different months. Each months working "hours" are saved on different excel sheets.
 
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