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Default How do I consolidate some cells in a column in Excel?

I am trying to copy data in a column from one worksheet to another in the
same workbook, However I only want the data that meets a certain criteria. I
would like the data that I retrieve to be consolidated instead of showing
empty cells in bewtween. How do I do this?
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Default How do I consolidate some cells in a column in Excel?

Hi Petester,

1. "Autofilter" option in "DATA-Filter" menu will filter data based on the
specified conditions (including non-zero),

2. Select the filtered data, goto the required sheet and right-click on the
required cell and use "Paste Special" option and select values then press
"OK".

With kind regards,
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I am trying to copy data in a column from one worksheet to another in the
same workbook, However I only want the data that meets a certain criteria. I
would like the data that I retrieve to be consolidated instead of showing
empty cells in bewtween. How do I do this?

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