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Have a part number listed in A column, it refers a new updated part number in
C column. I would like to concatenate it, or use a macro, to output a line of text. Column and numbers look like this: Column A Column B Column C Old number use new number New Number 01-261-0340 use new number 01-261-0340-01 95-0885 use new number 01-261-0340-01 95-0885-01 use new number 01-261-0340-01 I want to get it so it reads as: 01-261-0340-01 replaces 01-261-0340 , 95-0885 , 95-0885-01 The old part number may have one new number. Or the old number could be 1 of 42 different old part numbers that now have one common new part number. The above example shows three old part numbers that now have one common new part number. Thanks for looking, and any help would be appreciated. |
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