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Serdet
Copper Contributor
Mar 02, 2023
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Pulling table data from many sheets into one table

Hi Everyone,

 

I have an excel workbook containing 20 sheets (named 1 through to 20). 

 

Each one of these sheets contains data in columns B - AB and rows 14 - 250.

 

I want to pull columns D & AB from every sheet into a new summary sheet if column B contains text "3m".

 

Is this possible? Especially without getting loads of row gaps in the data.

 

The formula will need to be present so when data is entered in sheets 1 - 20, it automatically pulls through to the summary sheet.

 

Many thanks,

 

Elliot 🙂 

  • mathetes's avatar
    mathetes
    Mar 02, 2023

    Patrick2788 

     

    Patrick, you're way ahead of me in grasping those functions. (VSTACK in particular is one I have never used; not even sure I've seen it in operation before).

     

    It seems to me that the one thing your formula is missing, however, is Serdet 's original request that it pick up the data from those subordinate sheets when column A (in this case) has the value "3m"

     

    I've taken the liberty of changing a few of the values in the attached revision of your sheet so as to verify that different data are coming from different sheets as desired. But I'd like to see how the formula gets revised to pick up that "3m" criterion originally specified.

  • mathetes's avatar
    mathetes
    Silver Contributor

    Serdet 

     

    Is this possible? 

     

    Yes, it's possible.

     

    Especially without getting loads of row gaps in the data.

     

    Depends, but most likely.

     

    Your description, however, is just clear enough to answer those questions, yet vague enough to require more information to be more specific in the answer.

    It would help us help you if you would post a copy of your workbook (or a mockup if the actual contains confidential or proprietary data) on OneDrive or GoogleDrive, and then paste a link here that grants edit access to that workbook. Not an image; the actual workbook (or mockup).

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