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Concatenate Duplicates 2

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Omnicube

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Nov 7, 2011
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Hi Guys,

I am looking to concatenate duplicates in my worksheet. I looked at the concatenate code samples using the search feature, but I was unable to locate anything that directly applied to my situation. Example below:

Existing Table
Column A Column B
987654321 a
987654321 b
987654321 c
123456789 d
654987321 e
654987321 f
654987321 g

I would like my new table to look like this:

Column A Column B
987654321 a, b, c
123456789 d
654987321 e, f, g

If someone could point me in the right direction, I would appreciate it. [2thumbsup]
 



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