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    How to combine multiple column data to single column using formula

    Dear Experts

    I have data in 9 columns and 1000 number of rows, I need to do is combine these data to single column and skip the blank cells using formula not macros
    Attached sample work book for reference

    Thanks a lot in advance

    Rgds
    Krishna
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