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Hi All,
I have a raw data set that contains 4 columns of data, some with blanks, some without. What formula will allow me to extract only nonblank cells, skipping the blanks. So instead of having a list of 500 rows with tons of blanks, I want to list - on a separate tab - 50 rows of nonblanks. I can't use pivot tables because I need more functionality, and can't use autofilter because for any one row - i may have a blank in the first column but a dollar amount in the next. I prefer not to collapse the source data - I want to let that come in just as it is since it's external query. My lookup formula will reside on a different tab. Help :) If I didn't explain it clearly, please let me know...thanks so much :) |
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