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{=SMALL(IF(FREQUENCY(SMALL($E$6:$F$11,ROW(INDIRECT ("1:6"))),SMALL($E$6:$F$11,ROW(INDIRECT("1:6")))) 0,SMALL($E$6:$F$11,ROW(INDIRECT("1:6"))),""),COLUM N()-COLUMN($AC$60)+1)}

The above formula displays 6 cell's values and eliminates any duplicates.

3 7 8
4 7 8

The result is 3 4 7 8

If I wanted to display another cell in addition to the 6 described, ( G22 ),
how would I say it in this formula. When I try, (($E$:$F11,$G22),ROW,,,
) I always get too many arguments error. Thanks in advance.

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Please excuse the misrepresentation of the array and range. I've corrected it.

"Shu of AZ" wrote:

{=SMALL(IF(FREQUENCY(SMALL($E$6:$F$10,ROW(INDIRECT ("1:6"))),SMALL($E$6:$F$10,ROW(INDIRECT("1:6")))) 0,SMALL($E$6:$F$10,ROW(INDIRECT("1:6"))),""),COLUM N()-COLUMN($AC$60)+1)}

The above formula displays 6 cell's values and eliminates any duplicates.


E F
6/7: 3 7
8/9: 4 7
10/11: 8 8


The result is 3 4 7 8

If I wanted to display another cell in addition to the 6 described, ( G22 ),
how would I say it in this formula. When I try, (($E$:$F10,$G22),ROW,,,,,,and increase the value of ("1:6") to ("1:7")I always get too many arguments error. Thanks in advance.

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