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Hi there,
I'm trying to figure out a better way to do this - since the formula is already too long for the cell (and I don't want to split it between two cells, I want to find a better, more automatic way. So this is my formula (same thing repeated with more cells) =IF(BK$6="DE",($B$6 & ", "),"")&(IF(BK$7="DE",$B$7 & ", ",""))&(IF(BK$8="DE",$B$8 & ", ",""))&(IF(BK$9="DE",$B$9 & ", ",""))&(IF(BK$10="DE",$B$10 & ", ",""))....etc. I've looked at Lookup, but it doesn't seem to allow for finding numerous occurances and listing them out. I could be mistaken though. Please help! Thank you, Alison |
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