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I have a list that includes many-to-one relationships. I need to turn this
into a one-to-one relationship by concatenating the values of each of the multiples. For example: ID Name CountID 07 cat 3 07 dog 3 07 pig 3 12 fish 1 19 apple 2 19 grape 2 I can put my formula to the right, so I'm hoping toe end up with: ID Name Count Concatenated 07 cat 3 cat, dog, pig 07 dog 3 07 pig 3 12 fish 1 fish 19 apple 2 apple, grape 19 grape 2 I can use a match statement against the ID to only populate rows with a new ID (that's easy) but I haven't figured out a way to concatentate "the cell to the left, and N cells down" based on the count column. Any ideas? Thanks! Keith |
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