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How to copy a formula to multiple cells without filling blanks cells too..

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    How to copy a formula to multiple cells without filling blanks cells too..

    Hi,

    I'm attempting to use a concatenate formula on a list of keywords, however some of the keywords are blank. Is there any way I can get my concatenate keyword to not appear in these fields.

    I'm attempting to insert a '+' symbol before every keyword but I have 8000+ keywords.

    E.G.

    Keyword Concatenate
    example1 +example1
    example2 +example2
    +
    example 3 +example3

    I'm attempting to find a way to drag the formula down without inserting the '+' into cells where there are no keywords.

    Kind Regards,

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    Re: How to copy a formula to multiple cells without filling blanks cells too..

    Hi

    I am not sure what exactly you want but try this
    if date is in column 'C" & 'D' then
    It will add a plus sign if any of these cells are not blanl

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