Offseting data

Mauricio Samy Silva

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Hi,
Range A1:A100 is filled with data and will count aleatorias empty cells.
Say, there are 27 aleatorias cells empty and 73 with data, in that range.
How to make, to carry the data from A1:A100 to B1:B73 (via formula in this range).
I used =OFFSET formula, with a =LIN() reference in a dummie column,bla..bla..bla, but it's sounds me to be not a clean and good solution. Thanks for comments!
 

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