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The first column in my range is a list of customers, columns 2-8 represent
days of week, headers Mon, Tue, Etc. In the days of the week portion of the range we list a code that representing the Courier Co. that picks up the order. ie) A B C D E F G 1 Customer Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat 2 AAA FX FX UPS 3 ABC FX BAX FX 4 TTT FX UPS 5 XYZ FX FX FX I want to concatenate in column H all the Courier companies used to ship orders out but eliminate the duplicates and put a comma in between ea unique co. Thanks for your help. Steven |
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