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Hi all,
Im using the below formula to pull together a load of cells into one text string with a line return between each one and skipping all cells with a "0" in (Thanks to Toppers!), now i'm wondering wether i can actually avoid duplicates at the same time: =SUBSTITUTE(CONCATENATE(R48&CHAR(10)&S48&CHAR(10)& T48&CHAR(10)&U48&CHAR(10)&V48&CHAR(10)&W48&CHAR(10 )&X48&CHAR(10)&Y48&CHAR(10)&Z48&CHAR(10)&AA48&CHAR (10)&AB48&CHAR(10)&IF(AC48=0,"",AC48)),"0"&CHAR(10 ),"") Say the list looks something like.. Red 0 Blue 0 Green Green 0 0 Green Green Black i just want... Red Blue Green Black I know i ask a lot but this could save hours a week of manual sorting and reporting. Thanks Brett |
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