I have several tables each with an unequal number of values in. I want to merge the values in these tables into one single overall table. I need to consider compatibility, so please don't give a formulaic solution that involves dynamic arrays. Preferably a non-array solution that uses the INDEX and AGGREGATE functions if possible.
Please see my example workbook to get a clear idea what I'm trying to achieve.
Please explain what exactly you mean by "I need to consider compatibility". Which version will be the earliest you'd need this to work with?
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It needs to work with Excel 2016 for Mac.
OK - I've moved this to the Mac section.
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Thanks, but I would also like to try and avoid VBA if possible.
Out of my league. Hopefully, someone with advanced Formula skills will jump in.
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