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🟢 LEARN EXCEL WITH ME AND BECOME A REFERENCE IN THE JOB MARKET: http://excelentejoao.com.br/sejaexcel... #Excelentejoao #Excel #Dashboard In this Excel video lesson, I will show you how to merge several Excel tabs into a single tab, that is, we will take several different spreadsheets and merge them all into just one spreadsheet. In this example tutorial, I have 3 different sales spreadsheets. One spreadsheet for each store, in total there are 3 stores. In each Excel spreadsheet, I have sales record tables with information such as date, product, value and ID. These spreadsheets will not be filled out by me, but by a company employee. Therefore, in order for me to know what information is contained in the sales tables, I need to open xlsx file by file. However, opening multiple spreadsheets is not productive at all, so a great way to increase productivity in Excel and save time using Excel, whether in your daily life or in the workplace, is to unify all the spreadsheets into one. To do this, to bring together the multiple spreadsheets into a single file, I will show you 3 different ways to link spreadsheets so that we can consolidate the data into just one general analysis spreadsheet. This general spreadsheet will pull all the information from the other spreadsheets. This way, I no longer need to open multiple spreadsheets to track the results; I can just open the general spreadsheet and see all the data at once. There are several different ways to achieve this result, but I will show you 3 great ways. The first two consist of using the equal sign and simply pulling the information from one spreadsheet to another through the cells. The last way is to link the information through an image with a link in Excel. 0:00 How the Connection Works 2:37 Method I 6:12 Method II 9:14 Method III