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Sorry, I originally posted this in wrong discussion group (programming). I
would like to do this using existing Excel functions (non UDF). Can anybody tell me how to do a conditional concatenate. I have to columns of data. Column A has numbers: 1-5 (A2:A6). Column B has booleans: TRUE/FALSE (B2:B6) A B 1 TRUE 2 FALSE 3 TRUE 4 FALSE 5 TRUE in B7 I want to do an conditional concatenate using "&" character on column A using the booleans in column B. The result would like like this: &1&3&5. Note there is a "&" before the first number as well. Thanks |
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