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One of the most useful features of Google Sheets is the ability to combine data from multiple sources using the Vstack function. This function allows you to stack data vertically from different ranges, sheets, or even spreadsheets. You can use this function to consolidate data, create reports, or perform calculations on combined data.

To use the Vstack function, you need to follow these steps:

Select a cell where you want to enter the function.
Type =VSTACK( and then select the first range of data you want to stack. You can select a range from the same sheet, a different sheet, or a different spreadsheet by using the sheet name and the exclamation mark before the range. For example, =VSTACK(Sheet1!A1:B10
To add more ranges, type a comma and then select another range. You can add up to 30 ranges in one function. For example, =VSTACK(Sheet1!A1:B10,Sheet2!C1:D10
Close the parenthesis and press Enter. The function will return the stacked data in the selected cell and the cells below it. You can adjust the size of the output range by dragging the fill handle or deleting any extra cells.

The Vstack function is a powerful tool for combining data from multiple sources in Google Sheets. You can use it to create dynamic and flexible reports that update automatically when the source data changes. You can also apply formatting, filters, formulas, or charts to the stacked data as you would normally do with any other data in Google Sheets. This is a Google Sheets tutorial covering the VSTACK function.
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