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Finding common data in multiple columns

I have an Excel table with columns A-H, rows 2-100. It is filled with text data (Application Names). I'm looking to populate column H with a list of common applications that are present in all 6 columns of the table.

Duplicate value formatting doesn't work as it identifies anything that appears more than once, where as I'm looking only for what is present in all 6 columns.
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Hi Mike,

You say you have data in A-H but then say you want to put the results in H.

You also say you want something listed if it is in 'all 6 columns'.

Please can you clarify - maybe upload the data file?

Thanks,

Alan.
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Sorry, Looking to populate column H with the common applications presents in each column A-G.
Can you prepare sample and show expected result?
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Thanks Neil, I'm not familiar with how to run code in Excel. Could you provide some instructions on how to do that?
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Thanks Neil, that worked perfectly!