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I have a dynamic list entered in columns. I am trying to take one of those
columns and concatenate it into a single cell to be copied directly to a separate form in the format required. My problem is that the list is dynamic in both the number of records and the data. It is impractical to constantly modify the concatenate statement that provides the final product to copy and paste into my form. Is there any way to concatenate an entire column into one cell like this dynamically? |
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