Consolidate Data From Multiple Sheets 📝 With ONE FORMULA Using Google Sheets



Learn how to bring the data from four tabs into one master sheet. We do all of this using the QUERY function.

See more here on QUERY here:

See the origin of this formula in the “Writing the query” section here:

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25 Comments

  1. Hi- all spreadsheets had the same columns and headers name but can I do these where the 3 first columns of each tabs have the same headers but the other columns are not. Example tab 1,2,3 column A is country, b, state and c city but then each columns in each tab after column have headers with information and I want to combine all of this into one .

  2. Great video! thanks. one comment though-you could get the same result just using the curly brackets. the usage of query is applicable when you choose ranges like A1:E that doesn't have an end for future data.
    and thus using the formula….
    =QUERY({….;…..;…..}, "SELECT * WHERE Col1 IS NOT NULL")

  3. How would you use this formula if one table has more column headers and the other table is missing a few headers from the main table. I have two tables, one of which is a condensed version of the other. I want to be able to add the condensed version to the main version (match the similar headers)

  4. Is it possible to use multiple sheets as reference for my drop down filters? When I try it, it won't filter the data I want. =QUERY({Data1!A1:G22;data2!A1:G22}, " SELECT * WHERE Col1 IS NOT NULL

    AND Col1 >=DATE """&TEXT(D5,"yyyy-MM-dd")&"""

    AND Col1 <=DATE """&TEXT(D6,"yyyy-MM-dd")&"""

    AND Col3="""&G5&"""

    AND Col1="""&G6&"""

    ORDER BY Col1 ASC")

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