You'll need to combine them on a single worksheet or add another sheet
that references all of them to combine them.
Now, if the reason you separated them on multiple sheets is due to a
common element, such as region, company, etc, then simply add another
field to your data and add an identifier for the element.
Doing so will give you more flexibility and you can easily limit the
view of your data for a specific identifier by using
Data/Filter/AutoFilter.
If you must keep the data separated then use Access instead of Excel
and create a Union query that combines each table into a single view
instead.
Please post all follow-up questions to the newsgroup. Requests for
assistance by email can not be acknowledged.
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Beth Melton
Microsoft Office MVP
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