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How to merge multiple files into different spreadsheets
How to merge multiple files into different spreadsheets

Learn how you can merge different files and send to more than one destination

Karoline Fernezlian avatar
Written by Karoline Fernezlian
Updated over a week ago

You can use Sheetgo merge process to gather in a single tab the data that is coming from many spreadsheets. After collecting all the information you can send this consolidated data into a unique spreadsheet, but you can also send it to multiple files.

To build this workflow you will need to follow the basic steps of creating a merge automation and specify multiple files as your destination. This means that the consolidate tab will be transferred into all the files you selected in the destination box.

Here are the basic steps to build this workflow:

1. Open Sheetgo’s web app, click on New to start with a Blank workflow select the option to Create an automation.

2. Select Multiple files

3. Select all the files that you want to merge. If your files have more than one tab, make sure you've selected the right one to be merged.

5. On the data processor step select Merge.

6. Select multiple files as a destination.

7. Specify the destination files and tabs. Now you need to choose whether to send the merged tab into new or existing files. You will need to specify the files one by one. As default, Sheetgo will send the data into a tab with a name based on the source file, but you can choose to change and if you do a good tip would be to use the same tab name on all the files. When you're done click Finish and save.

Merging multiple files into different spreadsheets using Sheetgo is a powerful way to streamline your data consolidation and distribution processes. By following these steps, you can set up automated workflows that ensure your data is accurately merged and distributed, improving efficiency and data management.

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