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Click Data>Consolidate (in the Data Tools group). In the Function box, click the summary function that you want Excel to use to consolidate the data. The default function is SUM.

On the Excel ribbon, go to the Ablebits tab, Merge group, click Copy Sheets, and choose one of the following options: Copy sheets in each workbook to one sheet and put the resulting sheets to one workbook. Merge the identically named sheets to one. Copy the selected sheets to one workbook.

Pop in your Name & Email to get the file! Then use the shortcut Alt + F8 to open the Macro Box. You would have the list of all the macros here. You would see the Macro that you have just pasted in the Module as 'CombineData'.

Merge Sheets add-on Select your main sheet. Select your lookup sheet (even if it's in another spreadsheet). Choose columns where matching records may occur. Tick of the columns with records to update. Tweak any additional options that will help you merge two sheets and achieve the best result possible.

Merging table headers Select any cell within the formatted range and then click the Table Design tab on the Ribbon. In Tools group, click the button called Convert to Range then click Yes. Your range will now be converted back to a normal range and you will now be able to merge the cells. The formatting will remain.

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Type = (equal sign). Switch to the source workbook, and then click the worksheet that contains the cells that you want to link. Press F3, select the name that you want to link to and press Enter.