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=SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(I15&CHAR(10)&J15& CHAR(10)&K15&CHAR(10)&L15&CHAR(10)&M15& CHAR(10)&N15&CHAR(10)&O15,REPT(CHAR(10),3),CHAR(10 )), REPT(CHAR(10),2),CHAR(10)) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "AfricanTigress" wrote: The formula below works but I would like to omit lines that are blank. i.e. =CONCATENATE(I15,CHAR(10),J15,CHAR(10),K15,CHAR(10 ),L15,CHAR(10),M15,CHAR(10),N15,CHAR(10),O15) Say line K15, L15 and M15 had no data like this : I 227 Finney Lane J Heald Green K L M N Cheadle O SK8 3QB How can I tell it to omit the blank lines, K,L,M so the address is without blanks? Your help would be much appreciated. Thanx |
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