Is there a way to INDEX/SEARCH an array to remove blank columns?

c.clavin

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Hi guys, is there a way to return an array of all non-blank columns? For example, the array I'm referencing have 5 columns. Column A and C are blank based on a formula I'm using. I'd like the index these 5 columns and only return columns B, D, and E. Is there a way to only display non-blank columns? Thanks!!
 

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Awesome this works perfectly. I have to figure out this new lingo but thank you so much!
 
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