How do I merge sheets in Sheets?

To merge sheets in Google Sheets, you can use the "Combine Sheets" add-on. Here's a step-by-step guide:

Merging Sheets Using the "Combine Sheets" Add-on

This process simplifies combining data from multiple sheets into a single sheet. Here's how it works:

Install the Combine Sheets Add-on:
- You'll need to install the "Combine Sheets" add-on from the Google Workspace Marketplace. This add-on is specifically designed to handle the merging of sheets efficiently.
Open the Add-on:
- Once installed, open the add-on from within your Google Sheet. It's typically found in the "Extensions" menu.
Select the Sheets to Combine:
- The add-on will prompt you to choose which existing sheets you want to merge. Select all the sheets you want to include in the merge.
Choose the Combination Method:
- You'll need to specify how you want to combine the data. Common options include:
  - By Rows: Appending data from each sheet below the data from the previous sheet.
  - By Columns: Adding columns from the selected sheets to the right of the previous sheet's columns.
- Select the method that best suits your data and desired outcome.
Combine the Sheets:
- Click the "Combine" button. The add-on will then process your request and create a new range containing data from all selected sheets, combined according to your chosen method within your current sheet. You’ll see a new combined range on your sheet.

Data Structure: It’s important to make sure your data structure is consistent across the sheets you are combining, otherwise your data may become difficult to interpret.
Add-on Accuracy: The Combine Sheets add-on is generally quite accurate, but you may want to do a quick data review to ensure accuracy of the output.