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Default Multiple Dynamic Worksheets Consolidated into One Static Worksheet

The title pretty much says it all, but I am creating a workbook that takes data from multiple worksheets in the same workbook and adds it to the first empty row in a static worksheet. In the static worksheet, the column restriction is from A to O and there is no limit on how many rows are affected; assume all of them AFTER ROW 2 can be added to. In the dynamic sheets, only columns A to O will be looked at, and rows 2 down to the last filled row. In addition, any time that data is added in ANY worksheet, it gets added to the bottom of the static worksheet.



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