Assistance with JOIN/INDEX and COLLECT function?
Hey Community! What I'm looking to do:
I have Part Number and Key Supplier as 2 different columns. When I put in multiple part numbers (the first column), I want to return all of the associated suppliers (column 2).
Has anyone done this before?
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=JOIN(COLLECT([Key Supplier]:[Key Supplier], [Part Number]:[Part Number], HAS([Part Numbers]@row, @cell)), ", ")
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=JOIN(COLLECT([Key Supplier]:[Key Supplier], [Part Number]:[Part Number], HAS([Part Numbers]@row, @cell)), ", ")
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Amazing!! Thank you!
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