Using VBA to merge multiple tables in Excel

Integration of multiple tables in Excel using VBA

Requirement

Keep the column name, copy the data in each excel file, and merge it to an Excel file.

Procedure

1. Put the files to be merged in the same folder and copy them. (PS: it is best not to directly operate the original data file to avoid operation failures and data loss)
2. Create a merge. XLSX under this directory"
3. Double-hitting merge. XLSX"
4. At the same time, press Alt + F11
5. Appears. merge can be completed by text operations in the figure.

 

1. Complete

 

 

 

 

Appendix code

Sub combines all worksheets in all workbooks in the current directory () dim mypath, myname, awbname dim WB as workbook, WBN as string dim G as long dim num as long dim box as string flag = 0 application. screenupdating = false mypath = activeworkbook. path myname = Dir (mypath &"\"&"*. xls ") awbname = activeworkbook. name num = 0 do while myname <> "" If myname <> awbname then set WB = workbooks. open (mypath & "\" & myname) num = num + 1 with work Books (1 ). activesheet for G = 1 to sheets. count if flag = 0 then WB. sheets (g ). usedrange. copy. cells (. range ("a65536 "). end (xlup ). row, 1) Flag = 1 else WB. sheets (g ). range ("A2", WB. sheets (g ). cells. specialcells (xlcelltypelastcell )). copy. cells (. range ("a65536 "). end (xlup ). row + 1, 1) end if next wBN = wBN & CHR (13) & WB. name WB. close false end with end if myname = dir loop range ("A1 "). select application. Screenupdating = true msgbox "combines all worksheets in the" & num & "workbook. As follows: "& CHR (13) & wBN, vbinformation," prompt "End sub