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Hi!
I have to copy paste an extensive amount of data from multiple workbooks and worksheets to a summary workbook. What I am looking for is a way to double check if the data that I past in the summary is from the right workbook, or display the file name. Example Workbook1.xlsx contain 2 worksheets each containing 4 different sets of data Workbook2.xlsx contain 1 worksheet with 4 sets of data Now I have to form the summary.xlsx by picking the first set of workbook1.xlsx worksheet1, first set of workbook2.xlsx, first set of workbook1 worksheet2, then move to the second set of data, etc... I know some of you would code the process in a macro or something, but with the different files and switching from on the the other using different worksheet, I don't trust the automatic process. I found out the past link method the other day and I believe it is part of the solution as it actually display the source of the data in the fx area of the cell. The missing element for me would be to have in the summary workbook a column that display the file name display in that fx area so I don't have to look up every cell to double check if I actually paste the right thing at the right place. I tried the =cell function but it display the name of the workbook I am calling the function from or in the example case summary.xlsx I want something that will display in the summary.xlsx for the data that I paste workbook1.xlsx or workbook2.xls, if I can also get workbook1.xlsx worksheet1 that is even better. Thanks for the reply ! |
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