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I have excel workbook which has multiple tabs within. I have a number of these workbooks. I need to merge the data and information from each workbook and then merge the multiple workbooks into 1 excel workbook.
What is the best either AI tool or/& tool to use.
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A family of Microsoft spreadsheet software with tools for analyzing, charting, and communicating data
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Hi @Zahida Khan,
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The suggestion provided by the other moderator to use Power Query is an excellent option, especially when your workbooks share a similar structure. As an alternative approach, you may also consider using Power Automate together with Office Scripts if you are looking to automate the consolidation process, particularly when new files are added regularly.
You can use a Power Automate flow to collect data from multiple workbooks and combine them into a centralized workbook. This approach can be useful when working with a large number of files or when you need a repeatable process that runs with minimal manual effort.
A few general recommendations:
You may refer to the following article for more details:
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Use Excel's Power Query. It can import data from multiple worksheets across multiple workbooks, combine them into a single dataset, and load the results into one workbook. If your worksheets follow the same structure (same column names and layout), the merge is largely automatic and can be refreshed whenever the source files change.
If the worksheets have different structures, Power Query can still combine them, but you may need to transform or map columns before merging. For more complex scenarios, such as consolidating formulas, formatting, charts, or VBA code, a VBA macro may be a better option.
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Marcin