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Assuming the col headers in B1:F1 are amended
to be just numbers, eg: "1" instead of "Wk1" (drop the "Wk") you could then place this expression in G2: =SUBSTITUTE(TRIM(IF(B225,B$1," ")&IF(C225,C$1," ")&IF(D225,D$1," ")&IF(E225,E$1," ")&IF(F225,F$1," "))," ",",") and copy G2 down to return exactly the results that you seek Success? Celebrate it, click the YES button below -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 Downloads:25,000 Files:300 Subscribers:70 xdemechanik --- "Tami" wrote: ...i need a formula to do the last column. I need to do say which weeks the units are arriving but only if its material units (25) So i need a formula to ask if w1 25 units and w225 units and wk325 units etc. then return a value that says the weeks and separate with a comma to make easier to read...does that make sense? Wk1 Wk2 Wk3 Wk4 Wk5 Weeks style A 200 400 300 1,3,5 Style B 200 200 2,4 Style B 600 3 |
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