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Nevermind. I was over thinking it. below works.
Function Concpos(Item As Range, Items As Range) Dim c As Range For Each c In Items If c = Item Then Dim Concat As String Concat = c.Offset(0, 1).Value & ", " Concpos = Concpos & Concat End If Next End Function Thanks Jay |
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