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Excel File Merge Automation Guide

This document appears to be code for automating the merging of Excel files. It sets file path variables, opens workbooks, copies and pastes ranges from the files into a target worksheet, and closes the workbooks. The code provides instructions to modify cell references for the start point and columns of the data to merge.

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Excel File Merge Automation Guide

This document appears to be code for automating the merging of Excel files. It sets file path variables, opens workbooks, copies and pastes ranges from the files into a target worksheet, and closes the workbooks. The code provides instructions to modify cell references for the start point and columns of the data to merge.

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