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Today lets take a look at a common task you might have already come across, which is to combine multiple Excel files into one file. So for example, lets say you sent out a template to your colleagues to collect some data. You got them in separate files. Now you want to combine them. Basically, you want to consolidate or append the data in one single file. One solution has always been VBA, but this time were going to use a simpler approach. Were going to use Get Transform, also known as Power Query, from the data tab. (upbeat music) (air whooshing) (bubble popping) My aim is to combine the data from these files by directly connecting to the folder. Now, there are a few requirements. I dont want to include any files that dont have Data in it, and I also want to be sure to exclude any non-Excel files. Lets quickly take a look at the content of the files. I have cells information for a specific month. The data is not in an Excel table. The structure of the files, though, are ide
