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    Combine multiple columns into 1

    Please see my sample data attached. I am looking for a formula that would take multiple lists of Stores and their Values, and combine them all into one continuous list.
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    Re: Combine multiple columns into 1

    I assume that the Store List are NOT (always) the same length (number of rows) ?
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    Re: Combine multiple columns into 1

    How about
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    Re: Combine multiple columns into 1

    That's correct, they will almost always be different lengths.

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    Re: Combine multiple columns into 1

    This one worked!! Thank you!!!

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    Re: Combine multiple columns into 1

    That's correct, they will almost always be different lengths.
    In that case you can use
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    which will get rid of the blank rows.

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