Attached. ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: अनिल नारायण गवली <gawlianil8...@gmail.com> Date: Wed, Mar 6, 2013 at 9:52 AM Subject: Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ Folder path to be given to consolidate the data from different files To: excel-macros@googlegroups.com, isk1...@gmail.com
Dear Pravin,
Pl share the workbook .
Warm Regards,
Gawli Anil
On Tue, Mar 5, 2013 at 6:56 PM, Pravin Gunjal <isk1...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello Friends,
>
> Pl note, I am using the following VB code to gather the data from
> different sheets. Once it was worked fine. But now whenever I am trying
> the data is picking up from different folders/files and not from the
> current folder, where the main file (which has this code) is stored.
>
> Can anyone please suggest how to include required folder path in to the
> following code OR why it is not taking the current folder path in
> consideration while processing the VB.
>
> Thank you,
> Pravin Gunjal.
>
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Sub ConsolidateAll()
>
> ' This macro opens all Excel files in the working (default) directory,
> ' one at a time, and and copies all filled rows from the first worksheet
> ' of each to the first worksheet in this workbook (the workbook containing
> ' this macro), only copying the header row 1 once.
>
> Dim Filename As String
> Dim ConsolWS As Worksheet 'The worksheet where the data are
> consolidated
> Dim NextRow As Long 'Next available row in ConsolWS worksheet
>
> Set ConsolWS = Worksheets(1)
>
> NextRow = 1
>
> 'Look for all files ending with .xls or .xls + any character
> 'Can include entire path if desired. This example assumes working
> 'directory so no path specified.
> Filename = Dir("*.xls?")
>
> Do While Filename <> ""
>
> If Filename = ThisWorkbook.Name Then GoTo SkipThis
> Workbooks.Open Filename
> Application.StatusBar = Filename & " added to New workbook."
>
> 'Base count of rows in each workbook on the last filled cell
> 'in column A
> Dim LastRow As Long 'Last row in source workbook
> LastRow = Range("A65536").End(xlUp).Row
> If NextRow = 1 Then
> 'copy all rows including header (row 1)
> Range(Rows(1), Rows(LastRow)).Copy
> Destination:=ConsolWS.Rows(NextRow)
> NextRow = NextRow + LastRow 'increment nextrow by number of
> rows copied
> Else
> 'copy all rows except row 1
> Range(Rows(2), Rows(LastRow)).Copy
> Destination:=ConsolWS.Rows(NextRow)
> NextRow = NextRow + LastRow - 1 'increment nextrow by number of
> rows copied
> End If
>
> ActiveWorkbook.Close
> Application.StatusBar = Filename & " closed."
>
> SkipThis:
> 'read next filename
> Filename = Dir()
> Loop
>
> Application.StatusBar = False 'reset statusbar
>
> End Sub
>
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Gawli Anil Narayan
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Abacus Software Services Pvt Ltd
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