Excel: Merge workbooks

Merge all sheets from the current workbook into a destination workbook.

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Merge all sheets from the current workbook into a destination workbook.

Runs on: macOS and Windows only.

Add it to a process

In the process designer, open the Add step tab. Find Merge workbooks under Excel › Workbook, or type its name in the search box, and drag it onto the canvas.

Fields

FieldRequiredWhat it does
DestinationYesPath to the target workbook.
ModeNoHow to handle sheets: append adds new sheets, replace overwrites sheets with the same name Choices: Append (add sheets), Replace (overwrite existing). Default: append.

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Tips

  • The destination workbook must already exist – create it first if needed
  • Use Append mode when consolidating data from multiple source files in a loop
  • Use Replace mode when refreshing a master workbook with updated data
  • Sheet names must be unique in Excel – in Append mode, duplicate names may be auto-renamed

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