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Default Display index of column headers in column A

A worksheet has data organized in columns that will be used to create
drop-down lists. How can I display in column A the contents in the column
headers - i.e. row A contents (which are the titles of each list) so that I
can see the names of all the column headers without having to scroll across
the screen.
Note that there are empty columns which will be filled with new lists that
will be added at later times, so the formula should ignore columns that have
not header (blank A column) and return column headers that contain text, but
without creating blank cells in column A that correspond to blank columns

Example
Column A Column C Column F
Row 1: Colors Colors Texture
Row 2: Texture
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