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As Paul suggests, both my Many to One add-in and the similarly conceived add-in from Doug Robbins, will easily handle this task. However there is one proviso in respect of my add-in, (and I believe Doug's would be similarly effected), you cannot have empty rows of data, so in the case of your worksheet, you would have to eliminate them before running the merge.
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