How do I copy the data from one Excel file of multiple sheets to another Excel file of multiple sheets
I have one excel file of multiple sheets with column names and values and sheetnames.
I have another excel file of multiple sheets with column names and sheet names.
I want to copy the data (column values) from one excel to another excel without changing the sheetnames, since the sheetnames are different, but the column names are same.
Pleased to hear some suggestions.
python excel
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I have one excel file of multiple sheets with column names and values and sheetnames.
I have another excel file of multiple sheets with column names and sheet names.
I want to copy the data (column values) from one excel to another excel without changing the sheetnames, since the sheetnames are different, but the column names are same.
Pleased to hear some suggestions.
python excel
What did you try already?
– Dominique
Nov 16 '18 at 10:09
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I have one excel file of multiple sheets with column names and values and sheetnames.
I have another excel file of multiple sheets with column names and sheet names.
I want to copy the data (column values) from one excel to another excel without changing the sheetnames, since the sheetnames are different, but the column names are same.
Pleased to hear some suggestions.
python excel
I have one excel file of multiple sheets with column names and values and sheetnames.
I have another excel file of multiple sheets with column names and sheet names.
I want to copy the data (column values) from one excel to another excel without changing the sheetnames, since the sheetnames are different, but the column names are same.
Pleased to hear some suggestions.
python excel
python excel
asked Nov 16 '18 at 9:57
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What did you try already?
– Dominique
Nov 16 '18 at 10:09
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What did you try already?
– Dominique
Nov 16 '18 at 10:09
What did you try already?
– Dominique
Nov 16 '18 at 10:09
What did you try already?
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My suggestion is to define functions in separate modules but here I defined 2 functions in the main module (activating of workbook and worksheet) for simplicity. The macro is on separate excel file (Macro.xlsm). There are two excel files (Book1.xlsx & Book2.xlsx) included in the same location.

I tried to answer generally with this example so it can be extended for many workbooks and worksheets.

Book2.xlsx before running the macro.

Book2.xlsx after running the macro. The destination row was selected one row lower intentionally :-)

Option Explicit
Dim wb01 As Workbook, wb02 As Workbook
Public paTh01 As Variant, paTh02 As Variant
'/Define your functions
'Function1 openBook(paTh0, wB0)
Function openBook(path0 As Variant, wB0 As Workbook)
Set wB0 = Workbooks.Open(path0)
wB0.Activate
End Function
'Function2 openSheet(wB0, "Sheet_Name")
Function openSheet(wB0 As Workbook, sheetName0 As String)
wB0.Activate
Sheets(sheetName0).Activate
End Function
'Main Module
Sub main()
paTh01 = "D:Book1.xlsx"
paTh02 = "D:Book2.xlsx"
With Application
.DisplayAlerts = False
.ScreenUpdating = False
.EnableEvents = False
.Calculation = xlCalculationManual
End With
Call openBook(paTh01, wb01)
Call openSheet(wb01, "mySheet1")
Range("A2:D4").Select
With Selection
.Orientation = 0
.Copy
End With
'If you have a loop, you should put delay otherwise excel will crash
Application.Wait (Now + TimeValue("0:00:01"))
Call openBook(paTh02, wb02)
Call openSheet(wb02, "mySheet2")
Range("A3:D5").PasteSpecial xlPasteValues, Transpose:=False
wb01.Close savechanges:=False
DoEvents
wb02.Close savechanges:=True
DoEvents
End Sub
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My suggestion is to define functions in separate modules but here I defined 2 functions in the main module (activating of workbook and worksheet) for simplicity. The macro is on separate excel file (Macro.xlsm). There are two excel files (Book1.xlsx & Book2.xlsx) included in the same location.

I tried to answer generally with this example so it can be extended for many workbooks and worksheets.

Book2.xlsx before running the macro.

Book2.xlsx after running the macro. The destination row was selected one row lower intentionally :-)

Option Explicit
Dim wb01 As Workbook, wb02 As Workbook
Public paTh01 As Variant, paTh02 As Variant
'/Define your functions
'Function1 openBook(paTh0, wB0)
Function openBook(path0 As Variant, wB0 As Workbook)
Set wB0 = Workbooks.Open(path0)
wB0.Activate
End Function
'Function2 openSheet(wB0, "Sheet_Name")
Function openSheet(wB0 As Workbook, sheetName0 As String)
wB0.Activate
Sheets(sheetName0).Activate
End Function
'Main Module
Sub main()
paTh01 = "D:Book1.xlsx"
paTh02 = "D:Book2.xlsx"
With Application
.DisplayAlerts = False
.ScreenUpdating = False
.EnableEvents = False
.Calculation = xlCalculationManual
End With
Call openBook(paTh01, wb01)
Call openSheet(wb01, "mySheet1")
Range("A2:D4").Select
With Selection
.Orientation = 0
.Copy
End With
'If you have a loop, you should put delay otherwise excel will crash
Application.Wait (Now + TimeValue("0:00:01"))
Call openBook(paTh02, wb02)
Call openSheet(wb02, "mySheet2")
Range("A3:D5").PasteSpecial xlPasteValues, Transpose:=False
wb01.Close savechanges:=False
DoEvents
wb02.Close savechanges:=True
DoEvents
End Sub
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My suggestion is to define functions in separate modules but here I defined 2 functions in the main module (activating of workbook and worksheet) for simplicity. The macro is on separate excel file (Macro.xlsm). There are two excel files (Book1.xlsx & Book2.xlsx) included in the same location.

I tried to answer generally with this example so it can be extended for many workbooks and worksheets.

Book2.xlsx before running the macro.

Book2.xlsx after running the macro. The destination row was selected one row lower intentionally :-)

Option Explicit
Dim wb01 As Workbook, wb02 As Workbook
Public paTh01 As Variant, paTh02 As Variant
'/Define your functions
'Function1 openBook(paTh0, wB0)
Function openBook(path0 As Variant, wB0 As Workbook)
Set wB0 = Workbooks.Open(path0)
wB0.Activate
End Function
'Function2 openSheet(wB0, "Sheet_Name")
Function openSheet(wB0 As Workbook, sheetName0 As String)
wB0.Activate
Sheets(sheetName0).Activate
End Function
'Main Module
Sub main()
paTh01 = "D:Book1.xlsx"
paTh02 = "D:Book2.xlsx"
With Application
.DisplayAlerts = False
.ScreenUpdating = False
.EnableEvents = False
.Calculation = xlCalculationManual
End With
Call openBook(paTh01, wb01)
Call openSheet(wb01, "mySheet1")
Range("A2:D4").Select
With Selection
.Orientation = 0
.Copy
End With
'If you have a loop, you should put delay otherwise excel will crash
Application.Wait (Now + TimeValue("0:00:01"))
Call openBook(paTh02, wb02)
Call openSheet(wb02, "mySheet2")
Range("A3:D5").PasteSpecial xlPasteValues, Transpose:=False
wb01.Close savechanges:=False
DoEvents
wb02.Close savechanges:=True
DoEvents
End Sub
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My suggestion is to define functions in separate modules but here I defined 2 functions in the main module (activating of workbook and worksheet) for simplicity. The macro is on separate excel file (Macro.xlsm). There are two excel files (Book1.xlsx & Book2.xlsx) included in the same location.

I tried to answer generally with this example so it can be extended for many workbooks and worksheets.

Book2.xlsx before running the macro.

Book2.xlsx after running the macro. The destination row was selected one row lower intentionally :-)

Option Explicit
Dim wb01 As Workbook, wb02 As Workbook
Public paTh01 As Variant, paTh02 As Variant
'/Define your functions
'Function1 openBook(paTh0, wB0)
Function openBook(path0 As Variant, wB0 As Workbook)
Set wB0 = Workbooks.Open(path0)
wB0.Activate
End Function
'Function2 openSheet(wB0, "Sheet_Name")
Function openSheet(wB0 As Workbook, sheetName0 As String)
wB0.Activate
Sheets(sheetName0).Activate
End Function
'Main Module
Sub main()
paTh01 = "D:Book1.xlsx"
paTh02 = "D:Book2.xlsx"
With Application
.DisplayAlerts = False
.ScreenUpdating = False
.EnableEvents = False
.Calculation = xlCalculationManual
End With
Call openBook(paTh01, wb01)
Call openSheet(wb01, "mySheet1")
Range("A2:D4").Select
With Selection
.Orientation = 0
.Copy
End With
'If you have a loop, you should put delay otherwise excel will crash
Application.Wait (Now + TimeValue("0:00:01"))
Call openBook(paTh02, wb02)
Call openSheet(wb02, "mySheet2")
Range("A3:D5").PasteSpecial xlPasteValues, Transpose:=False
wb01.Close savechanges:=False
DoEvents
wb02.Close savechanges:=True
DoEvents
End Sub
My suggestion is to define functions in separate modules but here I defined 2 functions in the main module (activating of workbook and worksheet) for simplicity. The macro is on separate excel file (Macro.xlsm). There are two excel files (Book1.xlsx & Book2.xlsx) included in the same location.

I tried to answer generally with this example so it can be extended for many workbooks and worksheets.

Book2.xlsx before running the macro.

Book2.xlsx after running the macro. The destination row was selected one row lower intentionally :-)

Option Explicit
Dim wb01 As Workbook, wb02 As Workbook
Public paTh01 As Variant, paTh02 As Variant
'/Define your functions
'Function1 openBook(paTh0, wB0)
Function openBook(path0 As Variant, wB0 As Workbook)
Set wB0 = Workbooks.Open(path0)
wB0.Activate
End Function
'Function2 openSheet(wB0, "Sheet_Name")
Function openSheet(wB0 As Workbook, sheetName0 As String)
wB0.Activate
Sheets(sheetName0).Activate
End Function
'Main Module
Sub main()
paTh01 = "D:Book1.xlsx"
paTh02 = "D:Book2.xlsx"
With Application
.DisplayAlerts = False
.ScreenUpdating = False
.EnableEvents = False
.Calculation = xlCalculationManual
End With
Call openBook(paTh01, wb01)
Call openSheet(wb01, "mySheet1")
Range("A2:D4").Select
With Selection
.Orientation = 0
.Copy
End With
'If you have a loop, you should put delay otherwise excel will crash
Application.Wait (Now + TimeValue("0:00:01"))
Call openBook(paTh02, wb02)
Call openSheet(wb02, "mySheet2")
Range("A3:D5").PasteSpecial xlPasteValues, Transpose:=False
wb01.Close savechanges:=False
DoEvents
wb02.Close savechanges:=True
DoEvents
End Sub
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