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Hi there,
I have run out of ideas on this one and now I've lost my fresh morning mind, so any help would be much appreciated. I have a list of garments and each style has a different number of sizes in its size range from a minimum of 1 available size to a maximum of 24 available sizes, so I have 24 columns for sizes. I want to concatenate the available sizes for each style separated by a comma and a space. A simplified version of the data as it currently stands is like this: A B C D E etc.....out to 24 columns 1 Stock Item Name Available Sizes 2 Stock Item A 8 10 12 14 3 Stock Item B S M L 4 Stock Item C OS and the result I want in one column (single cell) is: A B 1 Stock Item Name Available Sizes 2 Stock Item A 8, 10, 12, 14 3 Stock Item B S, M, L 4 Stock Item C OS The problem when I use concatenate or "&" across the 24 columns is that I end up with commas and spaces after the available sizes for all of the remaining blank cells. I can't use IF because I can't embed that many IF statements in the one formula. Hope this makes sense. Thanks. |
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