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It may not need a macro; if you have a version of Excel which has the TextJoin worksheet function you could have in G2:
=TEXTJOIN(" ",TRUE,A2:E4) or: =TEXTJOIN(" ",FALSE,A2:E4) depending upon how you want to treat empty cells. Then if you want to lose the formula you can copy, paste-special, Values afterwards. |
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