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i have copied the technique described he
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...260381033.aspx and the formula is working, listing the multiple matches in subsequent rows however due to varying amounts of data for each lookup, i am wondering how to go about combing all the values in to one cell, separated by commas? so instead of saying: Ashish 234 534 834 it would say Ashish 234, 534, 834 i do not want to use VBA. Thanks! |
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