#NAME! While using the older version (before Excel 2019) which is not capable of the TEXTJOIN function. #NULL! This happens when we fail to separate the strings that we want to join with a comma. Things to Remember Using the TEXTJOIN function, you can join up to 252 text arguments. TE...
TEXTJOIN IF with condition Due to the ability of Excel TEXTJOIN to handle arrays of strings, it can also be used to conditionally merge the contents of two or more cells. To have it done, use theIF functionto evaluate a range of cells and return an array of values that meet the conditi...
Ok, So I’m almost complete with this simple excel database I created to help make my job more efficient. The only issue I am running into is creating an accurateTEXTJOINfunction. The conditions and strings I have included seems to be accurate however excel keeps giving me an error of eit...
TEXTJOIN with 1 and 0If you’ve used VLOOKUP, you might know Excel recognizes TRUE as 1 and FALSE as 0. They can be used interchangeably in most cases.TEXTJOIN with ConditionYou might want to combine the text, only if they meet a condition. In this scenario, you might want to join ...
Hi Ben, If I understood your logic correctly you'd like to have instead of text like "A A" just "A" and variants of your texts are empty one; single "A" or repeated "A" with spaces. Hi Sergei, This is a really neat little solution which works - thank you!
Excel 2016 with an Office 365 subscription has a new function called TextJoin(). The syntax for TextJoin is =Textjoin(Delimiter, IgnoreBlank, Range) Delimiteris a text string. You can specify any delimiter you want, and the delimiter can be more than one character. So, if you want to sepa...
Users of Excel 2019+ have access to theTEXTJOIN Function, which merges multiple strings of text together, separating each string with a specified delimineter. Note:Google Sheets users can use the TEXTJOIN Function, but have a slightly different way of entering array formulas. See the later sectio...
My Top Excel VideosVideo: TEXTJOIN Function TEXTJOIN Arguments Ex 1a - Simple Join Ex 1b - Join with Line Break Ex 2 - Join with condition Ex 3 - Condition and formatting Ex 4 - Filter and Join Items Ex 5 - Complex Join with Line Breaks Ex 6 - Remove Non-Numeric Characters Get the...
reevesgetsaround In addition, you may return all results at once =BYROW($F$2:$F$5,LAMBDA(v,TEXTJOIN(", ",,UNIQUE(FILTER($B$2:$B$13,($A$2:$A$13=v)*($C$2:$C$13>3)))
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