Thread: Skipping blanks
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Dave Peterson
 
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You could paste and then eliminate the blanks.

Select the pasted range
edit|goto|special
check blanks
edit|delete
shift cells up (or whatever you need)

If this doesn't work because of surrounding data, you could insert a new
worksheet, paste there, eliminate those blank cells and then copy this new range
and paste.

(Then delete the helper worksheet.)

jmkona wrote:

When I try to copy data and paste it without the blanks in between, I use the
paste special and check on the "skip blanks" box. However it does not work.
Does anyone know how to accomplish this, or why it is not working?


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Dave Peterson