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はい、ありがとうございました (Hai, arigatou gozaimashita) or はい、ありがとうございます (Hai, arigatou gozaimasu) would do in a formal situation. Anything along the lines of は、ありがとう; どうも; truly any casual variation of ありがとう or どうも could work in a casual situation. Japanese is a lot more flexible than it is made out to be in textbooks.

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Q: How do you say yes thankyou in Japanese?
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