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Default Combining Text from multiple cells under multiple conditions

I've already gotten a partial answer to my question, but my boss is pushing
me to try and find a solution faster, Basically, I have a spreadsheet full of
orders, with a separate line in excel for every item regardless of whether
the items are on the same order or not. I need to combine the items so that
they print in a single cell each item in the order, and that item the number
of times it appears, so something along the lines of
=IF(N30,REPT(J3,N3),IF(A3=A4,J4,"")) Where N3 is the quantity of a single
item, J3 is the item SKU, and column A is the order numbers, which when the
same means a multi-SKU order. Is this possible? If it is, is there a way to
have it compare orders numbers until it comes to one that is different,
because theoretically we could have 20 SKUs on a single order. IF this isn't
clear please ask for clarification of the point that is confusin.



 
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