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You could possibly use the VLOOKUP function to retrieve your data using column() as argument
So supposing your old data is in range A1:G100 in the new range in B1 enter =VLOOKUP(A1,wkbk_name_and_sheet!$A$1:$G$100,column (),false) and drag right and down. Adapt to your layout if needed
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