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Creating a master Data sheet pulling information from each sheet in book
Hello,
I currently have a workbook that is made up of 5 different sheets. Each of these sheets displays unique information about a number of accounts for specific dates.
for instance:
Sheet 1
A B C D E . . .
ID Date sales AP AR
a1 1/1/09 $20 $10 $5
a1 1/1/10 $15 $6 $8
a2 1/1/10 $10 $5 $2
a2 1/1/09 $15 $6 $8
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Sheet 2
A B C D E F . . .
ID Inv Date CFO Backlog EBIT
a1 $100 1/1/09 $22 $1 $50
a1 $60 1/1/10 $16 $7 $18
a2 $52 1/1/10 $12 $4 $21
a2 $70 1/1/09 $11 $5 $12
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Sheet 3 (unique to itself)
etc.
I want to creat a master sheet that I can then create a pivot table with. The aim would be to have a row for each unique ID and Date with the information from each sheet populated to be examined in whole.
OutPut Sheet (look along these lines)
A B C D E F . . .
ID Date sales AP AR EBIT . . .
One of my biggest concerns is that the amount of data will continue to increase as time goe on, so I was unsure of there being a way to define an array for each sheet to work with.
Would like this report to be automatically generated with a VBA so that it can be generated by anyone in the organization.
Any help is greatly appreciated!!
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Why dont you create 1 master sheet data base with all the data
Then create your pivot tables from that?
Rob
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Rob,
I have attempted this but with the column heading being different and the unique identifier being repeated, it has been a process which takes ages to accomplish.
Do you have any suggestion to where I might find a macro to help with said proccess?
Thanks for the reply
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Post a sample copy of your workbook and i'll take a look
I think you can combine all the data into 1 main sheet using a dynamic array for each, then let the pivot table sort it out.
Rob
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