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Old 06-18-2020, 11:03 PM
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Hello mate try



Helper row in 15 - =COUNTIF(D17:23,">"&0)

I have added this in row 41 and it seems to be okay
=SMALL(IF($D$15:$BOB$15>0,$D$16:$BOB$16,""),COLUMN S($D$41:41))

Noticed you have merged cells on this work sheet and it is interferring with some formulas - be very careful of Merged cells as nothing good will ever come of them and they will cause you issues at some point.

Also row 22 was hidden
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Old 06-20-2020, 01:42 AM
Danny cool Danny cool is offline Consolidating tables with under date Windows 10 Consolidating tables with under date Office 2013
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Purfleet, you are a legend mate thank you so much!!
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