First, open a blank workbook (let's suppose the name is TEMP). Then, open the Excel file whose sheet you want to merge into one file (let's suppose the name is XYZ). From the bottom of the workbook, select the sheet you want to merge (let's suppose the name is SHEET1). Right-click on the sheet name and select the option "MOVE OR COPY." A new window will appear. From the "To Book" option, select the workbook in which you want to merge (i.e., TEMP), then tick the "Create a copy" option. Click OK.
Repeat this exercise for all the sheets.
Regards,
Bhupendra
HR (Payroll)
Noida
From India, Delhi
Repeat this exercise for all the sheets.
Regards,
Bhupendra
HR (Payroll)
Noida
From India, Delhi
Dear Sir, you mentioned consolidating different Excel sheets into one workbook. My query is, how can we merge the data from various Excel sheets into one Excel sheet?
Example of Merging Salary Sheets
For example, let's say there are two salary sheets for the months of Jan'14 and Feb'14 in separate Excel files. How can we combine the data from these two sheets into a single Excel file, where the Feb'14 salary sheet appears below the Jan'14 salary sheet?
Regards,
Neha
HR (Payroll)
Noida
From India, Delhi
Example of Merging Salary Sheets
For example, let's say there are two salary sheets for the months of Jan'14 and Feb'14 in separate Excel files. How can we combine the data from these two sheets into a single Excel file, where the Feb'14 salary sheet appears below the Jan'14 salary sheet?
Regards,
Neha
HR (Payroll)
Noida
From India, Delhi
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