VBA Macro to copy specific cells in different workbooks to a single master workbook

MarkR3003

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Hi

Dont know where to start with this request....

I have many excel files all of exactly the same structure with different data but each one is saved / named differently - lets call these files 'Form 1.xls', 'Form 2.xls' and 'Form 3.xls' - see attached

I want to be able to open each file called 'Form 1 etc' in turn and use a personal macro to copy specific cells in this file and their values into a master workbook into a common table to bring all the information together - lets call this file 'Master.xls' - see attached

Form 1
Form 1.JPG


Form 2
Form 2.JPG


Form 3
Form 3.JPG


Master
Master.JPG


Appreciate any advice or VBA code that I could start with


Thanks
 

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