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I have Excel Spreadsheet, with the following columns containing a list of our office with an office code. ':' is the column seperator here Code:Office:Selected? LEI:Leicester:Y NOT:Nottingham:N SHF:Sheffield:N DON:Doncaster:Y MAN:Manchester:N BHM:Birmingham:Y On a seperate sheet, I have a box that I want to populate with a list of office codes, seperated by a comma, which has a 'Y' in the selected column. So, in the example above, this box on the seperate sheet would show as Offices Selected: LEI, DON, BHM I'm thinking a CONCATENATE string, but can't work out how to do a look up the column and identify the code in column A if column C=y... Can anyone help please? Thanks Ben |
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