Condense Column Q To Column S No Blanks No Zeros?
Dec 12, 2013Would like to Condense Column Q to Col S no Blanks no Zero's
Tried formulas on net but won't work for me ? ?
Would like to Condense Column Q to Col S no Blanks no Zero's
Tried formulas on net but won't work for me ? ?
I think this must be fairly easy to do. I've found various posts here and tips elsewhere that indicate ways to do this, but I've not found one I could get to work.
I have a column with numbers in it. These numbers are formatted as TEXT (because they are 001, 002, etc). This list is generated by pulling the unique values from another column where these numbers are repeated.
In the following example, B has the original data. H has the same data with just the unique values. That is how far I have got. What I now want is what you see in Column I (the unique values with NO BLANKS in it).
B | H | I |
-------------------------------------------
001 001 001
001 002
001 003
002 002
002
002
003 003
003
003
I am aware that I can use an Advanced Filter (not that I manage to get that to work without it generate an erro). But this is not what I want, as I'd like the data in I to be dynamically generated such that if more unique values are added to B then H will reflect this (it does that at present) and then I will also reflect this.
I'm trying to come up with a single formula to create a single column list from a table with blanks.
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
To
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
I know I've done this before but having trouble visualizing today.
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example1.xlsx
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A 1
A 0
A 0
B Blank Cell
B 0
B Blank Cell
B 0
B 0
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B74
9
94
1
948
B74
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lastcell_example contains
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With rng.Parent
.Select
.Range("A1", LastCell).Select
End With
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FilterCapture.JPG
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