Getting Data from One Excel Workbook to Another WorkBook

There is no "shortcut". Consider using VBA. VBA can learn to do what you do and then do it repetitively.

Therefore you would use your present source workbook and your present destination workbook and then write code to transfer the data. That is simple copy and paste. Record a macro and VBA will give you the code on the spot.

In the next step you will need to review the code the recorder has written. There are two steps to this.

1. Remove all Select and Activate statements the recorder needs (but you don't). For this you will need to learn to handle elementary VBA objects such as a Workbook, and Worksheet and a Range.
2. Replace all hard references with generic ones. For example, when the recorder says "Copy from row 3 and paste to row 17 in the other sheet" you will have to amend this to say "copy from the row following the last row I copied from and paste below the last row of the other sheet".

Some people buy a book. Some take hands-on courses such as offered on this site. But most of the information you need is available for free on the Internet. All you have to do is learn how to search for what you need and then put it all together.

Once you have started programming you will meet situations where you don't know how to proceed. At that point forums like this can be useful. When you reach that stage, avoid being tagged as the guy who wants others to do his work for him and call it "help". There are plenty of people who want to help but nobody wants to be taken advantage of. Therefore always prepare your question very well. A good question can be answered in one sentence. A bad one often has no answer.