Hi multiuseguy (would you explain this moniker.it brings many images)
Observation:
If you get result you desire, you will lose the ability to know which sheets
the data comes from.
Suggestion:
You can do this with a really complicated CONCATIONATE state which still may
be preferable to using VBA since you only have to do it once.
Concatonate (if (trim('t 1'!c7)="",'t 1'!c7 ,""), if (trim('t 2'!c7)="",'t
2'!c7 ,""),..., if (trim('t 15'!c7)="",'t 15'!c7 ,""))
You don't even need the "trim" function since you could compare for " "
which you say each non-value cell contains.
But this way... you don't have to force a space into these cells, but can
also handle blank cells (or even cells with just multiple blanks)
Db
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