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    Bob Phillips
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    Re: Conditional Concatenate

    Won't happen if you want the array to be variable and the formula to cope
    with it, as CONCATENATE won't support arrays, so you need a UDF

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    HTH

    Bob Phillips

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    "ExcelMonkey" <ExcelMonkey@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    news:FA400C83-C1E9-455E-AFD7-22FEE45B6E19@microsoft.com...
    > 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




  2. #2
    ExcelMonkey
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    Re: Conditional Concatenate

    Thanks all.

    "Bob Phillips" wrote:

    > Won't happen if you want the array to be variable and the formula to cope
    > with it, as CONCATENATE won't support arrays, so you need a UDF
    >
    > --
    > HTH
    >
    > Bob Phillips
    >
    > (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct)
    >
    > "ExcelMonkey" <ExcelMonkey@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    > news:FA400C83-C1E9-455E-AFD7-22FEE45B6E19@microsoft.com...
    > > 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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