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On Mar 10, 7:25*am, UlvaZell
wrote: Is there a text counterpart to the SUMIF function? *Something like a concatenate if? *I have a table of data and based upon various numeric values in the data array I would like to concatenate various associated with each of the numeric values... I put numeric values in A2:A30 and associated text strings in B2:B30. Then I put this in C2: =C1&IF(A233,B2&" ","") and copied down to C30. I arbitrarily used "33" as the condition; i.e., as the "if" part of "concatenate if". Replace that condition with what's relevant in the case at hand. If I understand correctly, the desired result is in C30. If desired, the partial results in C2:C29 can be hidden (using conditional formatting, for example). |
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