data from multiple files: best way to extract

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Hankjam

Hello
I have a question relating to data extraction.
I have a number of files, which are records of subpots. Sometimes I
would like to extract data from each of them, lets say Cells A1, C3,
C5, C7 and C11.

The way I have done this in the past is probably bonkers.... on the
top line have cells with =A1, =C3, =C5, =C7 and =C11, opened each
file, copied this range into each and then copied and paste special
into a new sheet....

it works but takes a bunch of time....

so there must be a better way... having the file name in a cell, which
is then read by the recieving cells.

I surely hope I have explained my query.

Many thanks for reading this far.

Hj
 
Hello

I have a question relating to data extraction.

I have a number of files, which are records of subpots. Sometimes I

would like to extract data from each of them, lets say Cells A1, C3,

C5, C7 and C11.



The way I have done this in the past is probably bonkers.... on the

top line have cells with =A1, =C3, =C5, =C7 and =C11, opened each

file, copied this range into each and then copied and paste special

into a new sheet....



it works but takes a bunch of time....



so there must be a better way... having the file name in a cell, which

is then read by the recieving cells.



I surely hope I have explained my query.



Many thanks for reading this far.



Hj
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Hi Hj,

Try this, where you will select the cells you want to transfer to another sheet to column F.

Select cells one at a time, if you select say three in a row together they will get pasted as three in a row on new sheet.

Option Explicit

Sub Copy_Selected_Cells()
Dim sCells As Range
On Error GoTo 0
For Each sCells In Selection.Areas

' Copy to same sheet
'sCells.Copy Range("F100").End(xlUp).Offset(1, 0)

' Copy to another sheet, amend sheet name... Copy Sheets("AnotherSheet")
sCells.Copy Sheets("Sheet3").Range("F100").End(xlUp).Offset(1, 0)
Next
End Sub

Regards,
Howards
 
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