VBA: loop thru all worksheets, pull values

sdbeach

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Greetings,

I am trying to make a macro that will be able to run on a workbook that contains multiple worksheets.

It will loop through all of the worksheets and copy values then insert them on a new sheet. The first value is always in J2. (it is a date)

The other values are located in columns F and B, starting at row 6.

The number of rows in these columns vary depending on the worksheet.

I will also use this on a number of different workbooks that contain a varying number of worksheets. So I can not just use the macro recorder to do this, since it will have variance in both the number of rows and the number of worksheets.

I will be happy to email a copy of some workbooks if anyone would like them.

Scott

Thank you in advance for any suggestions.
 
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Try this code:
Code:
sub loopthroughworkbook()
Loop through all.worksheets
for first value = always.range("J2")
then do some stuff at colum f and b
start: row 6
if also other workbook.value then
do some.stuff
end sub
 
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The problem I have is not knowing how to loop through a variable number of worksheets. I am new to VBA, usually a web guy... Thanks for helping out a newbie.

Also, when the macro loops, do you copy value then insert it on the new 'results' worksheet, or do you put the values in an array then print it on the new worksheet?

Thanks for the fast response!
 
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I forgot a key point. The macro must only run on worksheets that are names using a numeric date. ie 7-4-2011.

Is there a IF_NUM method that can be used in VBA?
 
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