>>Sergey,
>>
>>Thanks for the tip! Now, who has done this and might you have some code you might be willing to share?
>>
>>Thanks!
>

>oExcel = CREATEOBJECT("Excel.Application")
>DIMENSION MyExcelFiles[5]
>MyExcelFiles[1] = "c:\XlsF1.XLS"
>MyExcelFiles[2] = "c:\XlsF2.XLS"
>MyExcelFiles[3] = "c:\XlsF3.XLS"
>MyExcelFiles[4] = "c:\XlsF4.XLS"
>MyExcelFiles[5] = "c:\XlsF5.XLS"
>
>oExcel.WorkBooks.Open(MyExcelFiles[1])
>cActive = oExcel.ActiveWorkbook.Name
>FOR nXLS = 2 TO 5
>    ** Because COPY TO XL produce only one sheet we must insert a new one here
>    oExcel.ActiveWorkbook.Sheets.Add()
>    oExcel.WorkBooks.Open(MyExcelFiles[nXLS])
>    cNewBook = oExcel.ActiveWorkbook.Name
>    oExcel.ActiveWorkbook.ActiveSheet.Cells.Select()
>    oExcel.Selection.Copy()
>    oExcel.Windows(oActive).Activate
>    oExcel.ActiveWorkbook.ActiveSheet.Paste()
>    oExcel.Windows(cNewBook).Activate
>    oExcel.ActiveWorkbook.Close()
>    oExcel.Windows(oActive).Activate
>NEXT
>oExcel.ActiveWorkbook.Save()
>oExcel.Quit()
>oExcel = NULL
>RELEASE oExcel
>

>Something like that

Great code. But as I see in yours and Craig examples, you add new sheets with the informaiton to the first file, e.g. modifying the first Excel file. I was wondering if it's possible to do the same using a new clean file as output and don't touch the files from array?