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Ok so I have two columns in one worksheet.

My 3rd worksheet tab has this:

In column B: Original Performance NorGrip Gold Blank Disc Gold Blank Disc Truckbed Liner Kit

In column C: Grade Grade Dimensions

However, I want a list that shows this: Original Performance NorGrip Gold Blank Disc Grade Gold Blank Disc Dimensions

And since Truckbed Liner Kit has a blank column to the right, I would rather it not even appear in the list. So this is what I have:

=IF(ISBLANK(C2),"",CONCATENATE(B2," - ",C2))

In a random column on that worksheet tab. So I then create a named range group called ProductGroupAttributes

And then in worksheet tab 4, I have a data validation list =ProductGroupAttributes

However, it puts all the blank columns in since my first formula inserts "" where blank... so it doesn't truly ignore the blank columns. How do I go about doing this?

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This is not possible using formulas. You'll need to use VBA. See this question.