Other Supported Mergers

Merge Text Files

Download EMerger - Due to this user-friendly and straightforward application, you can merge numerous Excel files into a single one in just a few seconds. Copy the cell ranges. The obvious method: Select the source cell range, copy and paste them into. Open your Excel document. Double-click an Excel document to open it in Excel. If you haven't yet.

You can also merge other file formats. Please see the list below.

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CSV Merger(Comma Separated Values File)
HTML Merger(Hyper Text Markup Language)
MHTML Merger(MIME Encapsulation of Aggregate HTML)
ODS Merger(Open Document Spreadsheet)
TSV Merger(Tab Separated Values File)
XLS Merger(Microsoft Excel Binary File Format)
XLSB Merger(Microsoft Excel Binary Spreadsheet File)
XLSM Merger(Microsoft Excel Macro-Enabled Spreadsheet)
XLSX to ExcelMerge XLSX to Excel
XLSX to PDFMerge XLSX to PDF
XLSX to XLSMerge XLSX to XLS
XLSX to XLSMMerge XLSX to XLSM
XLSX to XLSBMerge XLSX to XLSB
XLSX to ODSMerge XLSX to ODS
XLSX to CSVMerge XLSX to CSV
XLSX to TSVMerge XLSX to TSV
XLSX to HTMLMerge XLSX to HTML
XLSX to BMPMerge XLSX to BMP
XLSX to JPGMerge XLSX to JPG
XLSX to PNGMerge XLSX to PNG
XLSX to EMFMerge XLSX to EMF
XLSX to WMFMerge XLSX to WMF
XLSX to SVGMerge XLSX to SVG
XLSX to TIFFMerge XLSX to TIFF
XLSX to XPSMerge XLSX to XPS
XLSX to MHTMLMerge XLSX to MHTML
XLSX to MarkdownMerge XLSX to Markdown

Merge Add-in for Excel 2016 or higher for the Mac

Briefly! RDBMerge is a user friendly way to Merge Data from Multiple Excel
workbooks into a Summary Workbook.

Download add-in for Excel 2016 or higher

Note: RDBMerge is available as freeware. But you can use the Contact button in the menu if you want to support the development of this merge add-in.

Mac Excel 2016 and higher

RDBMerge for Excel 2016 or higher for the Mac, version 3.0
File date : 9-Dec-2019

How to install the Add-in after you unzip it on your Mac

Open Excel 2016 or higher
Update Excel (See button in the Help menu)
Use Tools>Excel Add-ins.. in the menu to open the Add-ins dialog
Use the Browse button to select the add-in and choose Open
Press OK
Done

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Note: If you copy the Add-in in the Add-ins folder it will be automatic in your Add-ins dialog list, for finding this folder see : Setup your Mac for Mac Office 2016 or higher

Merge Excel Files Mac

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You can find a button named RDBMerge Add-in to open the add-in on the Data tab on the Ribbon. Important : 'Enable all macros' in Excel>Preferences>Security if you want to merge files that contain VBA code. There is a bug in Mac Excel that not trust if a installed add-in in Excel for the Mac opens other workbooks with code like this merge add-in does, and I not think you like to click on allow in the security warning dialog that pop up for every file you want to merge. Be aware that if you uncheck this checkbox that it always open files with code without a warning.

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Also the location of the files you want to merge is important in Excel 2016 or higher because of Apple’s sandbox requirements, read this page and use a folder in your Office folder.

How to use the RDBMerge Add-in Step by step

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Folder Location:
In the folder location section click on the Browse button and select the folder with the files you want to merge. After you do that you see the path returned in the UserForm. You can also set the level of subfolders in the dropdown (max of 9)
Which Files:
In the section “Which Files” select the type of files in the dropdown that you want to merge. If you use the first option 'XL?' it will merge all type of Excel files (xls, xlsx, xlsm, xlsb). But you can also only merge files with a specific extension in the folder. By default the option to merge all files in the folder is selected but you can also use the option to filter on the file names or to select the files you want to merge.
Which worksheet(s):
In this section you have the option to choose the worksheet by index or name. If you use the index 1 it will use the first worksheet in each file, you not have to know the worksheet name this way. You can also merge data from all worksheets or use the filter option to filter on the worksheet names.
Which range:
You have the option to merge a fixed range (can be more than one area). Click on the Tips button for more information. Or use the First cell ? till last cell on worksheet option, you can change the start cell. Use A2 for example if you not want to copy your header each time.
Different options:
Before we press on the Merge button we have a few options here that you can change.
The Add file name checkbox will add the file name or file and sheet name before or above your data. You can use it for example to filter the Summary sheet for the data from a certain file.
To avoid problems with formulas I suggest you always check Paste as values.
If your workbooks have links to other workbooks use the UpdateLinks option to update the values.
Use the Paste data next to each other option if you want paste the data from each file next to each other instead of below each other. If you set your fixed range for example to A1:A100 and check this check box it will use one column for each file in the combine sheet. If your range have two columns it will use two columns for each file in the combine sheet.
If your workbooks have an Open password you can fill in the open/modify password in the two text boxes, it is no problem if there are also workbooks with no password in the folder.
Click on the Merge button:
When you click on the Merge button it will create a new workbook for you with two worksheets:
Combine Sheet with all the data
Log Sheet with copy/paste and error information
Then it is up to you if you want to save this workbook.
You see it is very easy to work with this add-in, testing all options with a few files in a test folder is the best way to get familiar with this add-in. If you have problems or have suggestions let me know and I try to help you.

If you want VBA code examples see this page : Merge Excel workbooks on a Mac

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