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ExampleThis is how I it get, with different tabs. And below is how I want it.

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Perhaps this is a closer answer to your questionhttps://www.extendoffice.com/documents/excel/5017-excel-collect-data-from-multiple-sheets.html


This is possible but I would recommend not to do it except when there is no other option. I hate datasets like this.

WB 

You need to create a header feature, a row_number attribute, and rename all the other attributes to the column position. So rename Code to A, Status to B etc.

 

Then you need to merge the last features row_number to the second dataset and add this to the row_number of the second dataset.

 

The Excel Writer is set to:

Don't output attribute names, use attribute names as column position and Row number attribute = row_number.

 

I attached a working workbench.

 

 

 

 


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