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How to Consolidate Worksheets in Microsoft Excel?

In this article, you’ll learn how to consolidate worksheets in Microsoft Excel.

Data Consolidation is a feature in Microsoft Excel that lets you combine data together from various worksheets into a single worksheet so you can work on them at the same time.

How to consolidate Worksheets in Microsoft Excel?

To consolidate your data, follow the below steps.

Go to the Data tab and select Consolidate option Data Tools group.

How to Consolidate in Microsoft Excel?

NOTE: You can consolidate data only if there is data entered in various worksheets.

A dialog box opens up when you select the Consolidate option.

How to Consolidate in Microsoft Excel?

Now in the References field add the data from whichever worksheets you want.

You can add the data by selecting and dragging the cursor over the cells and clicking on Add to add the data. Similarly to add data from other worksheets.

How to Consolidate in Microsoft Excel?

The function has 11 various functions such as sum, product, count, average, maximum, minimum, etc… These are all the operations that can be performed during the consolidation of the data.

Checkboxes Top row and Left column under User labels in, if you want to point to the locations of the labels i.e. the cell headers.

How to Consolidate in Microsoft Excel?

Checkbox Create links to your source data if you want your consolidated data to be updated automatically when you make changes in your actual data.

Click on OK to save changes and proceed.

How to Consolidate in Microsoft Excel?

This is how the consolidated data looks like after the process completion, here we’ve summed up the total sales of the flowers of three months.

This is how you consolidate data in Microsoft Excel.

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    Sandhya
    April 15, 2023
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    Learning how to combine worksheets in Excel is helpful, but the information is difficult to understand.

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