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Combining files in folders

Asked by Arkawa72 in Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software

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Dear Expert,
I would like to combine Excel files in a folder.
I have a "master" folder called Companies. In this folder I have many subfolders. The subfolders have names like GM, Ford, Toyota. Inside a subfolder I would like to:
1. combine all files in one new file.
2. Put all files in a different sheet and give these sheets the names of the files where the data was copied from.
3. Give this new file the same name as the folder and copy it to the "Master" folder.

So if the files in the folder GM are called GM1 and GM2, I would like the have two sheets:GM1 en GM2, call this new file GM and copy it to the "Master" Folder.
I want to repeat this for all the subfolders.

Thanks for your help!

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