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  • Have you used Power Query before? It's great at this sort of thing? Also, let us know what version of Excel you are using.
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      calof1
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      HiWyn Hopkins 

       

      I have looked at power query briefly before, but yet to implement much practice with it, but keen to learn.

       

      I also currently use version 1902 of excel.

       

      Thanks

      • Easiest way to start off is to turn your tables of data into proper Excel Tables (using Ctrl + t)  however if that isn't an option then use the name box to name the data first (See Range1) and then go to Data > From Table/Range

         

        e.g. 

         

        You can then duplicate this query for each sheet

         

        and simply edit the range name in the source step

         

         

        Final step is to Append as New

         

        then 

         

        And finally click Close and Load to - connection Only

         

         

        Final Step

         

        Right click on the Append query and Load to Table

         

         

        Whenever you want the Append table to update just right click on it and choose Refresh

         

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