You are right, I don't need the formula to get rid of duplicates. I am pulling column C to another sheet and can use the formula I received the other day for that (sorry I got lost in details). But I do need a formula to put the data from each column into column c while removing blanks.
Never mind, I figured it out. I would be grateful if you could resolve my other post though about the repeating values in the formula you gave me last night.
Never mind, I figured it out. I would be grateful if you could resolve my other post though about the repeating values in the formula you gave me last night.
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