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Try the following instead...
A2, copied across: =IF(COLUMNS($A2:A2)<=COLUMNS($A$1:$M$1)-COUNTBLANK($A$1:$M$1),INDEX($A$1: $M$1,SMALL(IF($A$1:$M$1<"",COLUMN($A$1:$M$1)-COLUMN($A$1)+1),COLUMNS($A2 :A2))),"") ....confirmed with CONTROL+SHIFT+ENTER. Hope this helps! In article , grime wrote: Bob and Dom, Thanks for the reply, but neither formula did the trick. I entered both in as array formulas, and Bob, I even changed your BlanksRanges to BlanksRange. To summarize again, I have data in a range A1:M1 that contains blanks and I want the list from row 1 into row 2 (A2:M2) without blanks. Thanks again. |
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