Extracting Alpha-Numeric Data for Concatenate

copyboy007

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Office Version
  1. 2016
Platform
  1. Windows
I have pairs of rows with numeric and alpha-numeric entries I'm trying to combine using concatenate. But, the first row includes extra numbers that are not needed.

4 AB1234
6

55 67890
94

345 45678
9x

Desired result:
AB12346
6789094
456789x

Is there a formula that can extract the numeric / alpha-numeric portion after the space?

At first, I tried: =CONCATENATE(RIGHT($a35,LEN($a35)-2),$a36)

but, it was capturing part of the extra numbers that went two digits and beyond.
 

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