Yes. Each file's data will be joined in sequence. You will be able to rearrange the Excel files in the application window. Each row heading will be carried over to the master file and to filter out repetitive row headings, the auto-filter can be used.
Before running the merge, all sheets in a workbook will need to be combined using conventional macros programming (or, you can do this manually). When all the files to be merged contain one sheet, the complete merge with other files can begin. We are hoping to have a fix for this in the next software update.
Each file's data is joined vertically going downward. So, for Excel files, data in each row is inserted below each other and this is done for all selected files. Files are combined according to the order within the source folder. The same applies to doc, csv, and text files.
No, Bulk File Merger will take care of files with different row headings. In fact, you can have any number of columns or rows in each file. Blank spaces and special characters do not cause any issues with the merge.
Not at all. The cell's values are carried over in the merge but the formula statement will not be available.
Csv and txt files are flat files. To make some sense out of them, the files need to be opened in Excel. Excel will recognize these files as binary, flat files and the text import wizard in Excel will assist you in opening and viewing the file in the proper format.
Yes, the Word doc files can be merged in the order you choose. In most cases, the formatting will be intact during the merge; a section break is inserted between each file.



![]()