Thanks. I actually posted this in the wrong discussion group. I actually
want to avoid using a UDF if possible. Otherwise, I will consider this.

Thanks for your time.

"Martin" wrote:

> How about a UDF? Paste this into a VBA module in your workbook and then
> enter into B7:
> =CondConcat(B1:B5)
>
> Function CondConcat(myRange As Range) As String
> Application.Volatile
> Dim myCell As Range
> For Each myCell In myRange
> If myCell.Value Then
> CondConcat = CondConcat & myCell.Offset(0, -1).Value
> End If
> Next
> End Function
>
>
> "ExcelMonkey" wrote:
>
> > 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