Viewing Data from Multiple Workbooks in a Separate Workbook

Elaine10

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Hi

I am hoping an expert could help with this... I've tried to find info on the subject, but keep circling back to having to install a Kutools Add In to be able to achieve what I'm hoping to achieve.

I have 3 separate Workbooks for each of my Regions containing all sorts of info.
I would like to take data from a specific tab in each of these 3 workbooks and have the data displayed in a single sheet for management to view (in their own "management" workbook).

For the sake of saving time, I simply created duplicates of my existing tab - to create the 3 separate tabs with fake data at this point...
Data will continue to be added and removed to each of these tabs for each of these regions on a daily basis (each working in their own workbook). I would like for any updates made to also update in the workbook created for the Management to view.

Please would someone kindly assist me with this? It would be much appreciated.

Thank you in advance to everyone getting involved.
 

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Elaine - Not sure if you have figured this out yet. But a solution along the lines described below should probably work, from what I understand is your requirement.

- You need to make the data in your Management worksheet as a linked workbook. This will have external data links to the other three workbooks.
- Everytime you update the individual workbooks, you will need to refresh the data links in the Management Wokbook.

This approach should get you what you are looking for. Hope this helps.

Thanks
 
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Hi riteshkp - thank you for your response.
I have linked the 3 worksheets to the Management Worksheet by referencing each individual cell to the correlating cell in the respective worksheets. Very tedious process, but it works.
I was just hoping there may be some BETTER option, but after researching, it appears this is the only way.

Thanks again riteshkp
 
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