I've created several small sheets, all with the same number of columns, and I'd like to produce one large sheet consisting of all the rows from the smaller sheets. I don't want to perform any deduplication, since each row contains important data.
Is there any way I can do this? The closest thing I've been able to find is:
={'Sheet1'!A:D, 'Sheet2'!A:D}
The trouble here is that the columns are appended to one another, not the rows. Meanwhile, if I do this (note the semicolon instead of the comma):
={'Sheet1'!A:D; 'Sheet2'!A:D}
I get the data from the first sheet and no data from the second.
Best Answer
Give row numbers instead of column letters, and separate the ranges by semicolon
;
(vertical stacking instead of horizontal).This assumes both sheets 1 and 2 have the same number of columns. If this is not the case, you'll need to specify which columns you want:
To get all rows of another sheet, use a construction with
indirect
:Here,
"Sheet2!1:" & max(row(Sheet2!A:A))
constructs a string such as "Sheet2!1:1000", with the latter number obtained as the maximum of row numbers.