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    Combine Data from Multiple Columns in to a single sorted column

    I have 3 columns that display calculated data from 3 worksheets.
    I would like to combine these 3 columns into a single sorted column with no duplicates.


    GO FROM:
    437444 439772
    438849 441768
    439031
    439572
    439772


    TO THIS:
    437444
    438849
    439031
    439572
    439772
    441768

    However, I am unsure of how to do this. HELP!
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    Re: Combine Data from Multiple Columns in to a single sorted column

    If your data is in columns A and B enter this formula in column C and copy down the length of your data:

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    Adjust the range to suit your actual data. This will take all the values and list them in ascending order. This will include duplicates. Select the list, click on the Data tab, Remove Duplicates.
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    Re: Combine Data from Multiple Columns in to a single sorted column

    How can I remove duplicates from that list?

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    Re: Combine Data from Multiple Columns in to a single sorted column

    If your column with duplicates is "A" and you entering formula in "C" use formula below. This is an array formula and must be entered with
    Ctrl+Shift+Enter. Adjust formula's ranges if needed accordingly.

    =INDEX($A$2:$A$100, MATCH(0, COUNTIF($C$1:C1, $A$2:$A$100), 0))
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