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I have two worksheets named "Profit data" and "Labor". The Profit data sheet
includes amongst other things, the following: Col A Job # Row 2 1185 1186 1204 1207 1214 to row 48 The "Labor" sheet has Employee Names and Jobs they worked on. E.G. Col C Col D etc all the way to Col CH Row 3 Brian Bill Row 4 1202 1185 Row 5 1185 1214 etc to Row 81 As an example In the "Profit data" sheet in Cell Z2 I want to create a function that takes job 1885 and looks in the labor sheet for 1885 and then returns the person's name that appears in Row 3, separated by a comma if more than one person worked on the job. E.G. For Job 1885 the function needs to return Brian,Bill What is the best way to do this? I thought of using a lookup table but was not sure how to return multiple names into the cell which are separated by a comma. Thanks. |
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