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Activate inserted column for concatenation

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    Activate inserted column for concatenation

    I am having some trouble with this code and haven't been able to find a solution. I have two columns (Group and ***) and they appear multiple times in the spreadsheet. The spreadsheet comes from another program so I can't change it, but can manipulate once I have it. I need to concatenate the Group and *** into 1 column then delete the unnecessary columns. I can't figure out how to activate the inserted blank column as the range to do the concatenation. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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    Hi

    Can you put up a sample file with 2 sheets. The first sheet shows your original format, and the second sheet shows the output format you want to achieve.

    rylo

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