Microsoft Excel was conceived to produce tables of calculated data, and because of its ability to easily produce calculated worksheets to manage business information, many people also use it as a way to store precious business data.
This data storage happens by either making a workbook file copy, managing the data using some file name strategy, making copies of a predefined sheet tab inside the workbook, or creating sets of similar data inside the same Excel workbook file.
Using all the VBA knowledge you’ve built up so far and a good code strategy, ...
