Skip Blank Values With PasteSpecial in Excel VBA

I posted this question on Stack Overflow here, but I haven't received a response. I'd appreciate any help, since I feel like I've tried everything I can find online.

Here is my VBA code to copy cells from about 30 sheets and paste them all onto one sheet. Each sheet has Formulas in 4 columns that show a value if there is a value in another sheet. Like this:

=IF(Sheet1!A2<>"", Sheet1!A2, "")

Then I run my macro on the page that I want it to output:

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The output results in a lot of blank cells after the ones with actual values in them.

I tried putting that "SkipBlanks" variant in there, but that wasn't the solution. Any help would be appreciated.

Your solution is simple.

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Add this to your code.

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mehmetcik,

Unfortunately, there was no difference when I added that line of code. Here is a dropbox folder with a copy of the file if you're interested: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/anfqoaraa...O2oxXx_aa?dl=0

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That seems to be perfect! Thank you so much mehmetcik. If you are also a Stack Overflow user, feel free to post the answer there as well and I will mark it as correct. The link is in my initial post.

The solution would be for you to go to Stack Overflow and post a completion there with the link to this post.

Okay. Since I don't use SO, didn't realize there was a "credit" thing.