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Return a combined unique list into one from other two lists.

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    Return a combined unique list into one from other two lists.

    Hi,

    Required a formula help to combined a lists of data in to one list from 2 lists of data contains in Column A to D, list should be necessitate a unique combined list without any duplicates and blank cells.

    Sample sheet with desired results enclosed.


    Thanks for your kind help.

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    Re: Return a combined unique list into one from other two lists.

    Put this array formula in G6.
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    Important: this is an array formula so needs to be entered using Ctrl-Shift-Enter not just Enter. You will know the array is active when you see curly brackets { } appear around your formula - don't try to enter them yourself. If you do not Ctrl-Shift-Enter an array formula you will get an error or a clearly incorrect result (in this case, you'll get '^^end of list^^'). If that happens, just click into the formula bar and try again.

    Then drag down until you get '^^end of list^^'.

    To get the new serial numbers, enter this in F5 and drag down:
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    You can replace "^^end of list^^" with just "" if you'd prefer blanks. I only use this so that you can see easily where the list stops.

    I hope that does what you need.


    By the way, for future reference, please note that what you have asked for is a combined distinct list not unique list.
    Unique values are the items that appear in a dataset only one time.
    Distinct values are all the items in a list ignoring repeated values.
    For example, in this list:
    A B C A B A D
    the unique values are C and D (they only appear once)
    the distinct values are A B C and D.
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    Re: Return a combined unique list into one from other two lists.

    Thank you Aardigspook for your great formula solution.

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    Re: Return a combined unique list into one from other two lists.

    You're welcome, glad I could help and thanks for the rep.

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