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Hello All-
I've made my own round-a-bout way to do this procedure, but every time I have to change the array it takes a lot of work to correct. In this range; I3:BD10 there is either text or a "/". I need to concatenate each line of text and separate each value by a comma. For instance, Red / Blue / = Red, Blue / / Blue / = Blue What I've done is actually recorded myself going into the cells afterwards in a helper column and concatenating all of them and then using find/replace to remove extraneous commas and slashes. But, because of the restrictions to how many cells you can concatenate I have to use 4 (!) helper columns. Is there anyway to do this easier - I would want it to say- "If any row in this array has text that is not a "/", concatenate it and separate it by a comma in a certain cell." |
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