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Please update your workbook manually to show the results that you desire.
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See the column "Desired_Concat_Email" &nbsp; in the attached file for examples of what should be returned for each record. &nbsp;It should not return any duplicate email addresses.
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Business Development Manager

Jeff McClellan

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Hoping to do it with a function. Is that possible?
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If the cells I am Concatenating are not always "Step 2" apart. &nbsp;Can I reference the Column names instead?<br>Ideally, would reference&nbsp; Advisor_Email&nbsp; &nbsp;Customer_Email&nbsp; &nbsp;Consultant1_Email&nbsp; &nbsp;Consultant2_Email<br><br>
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Can I depend on there being a '@' character in every email address and not anywhere else?
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How do I Concatenate only the unique text values from 4 non-adjacent cells in every row.<br><br>&nbsp;<table><tbody><tr><td>= unique email addresses from the array ([@[Advisor_Email]],&amp;"; "&amp;[@[Customer_Email]],&amp;"; "&amp;[@[Consultant1_Email]]&amp;"; "&amp;[@[Consultant2_Email]]...)</td></tr></tbody></table><br><a href="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2021/07_w31/1567649/EE_Example.xlsx" rel="ugc">EE_Example.xlsx</a>
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EE_Example.xlsx


How do I Concatenate only the unique text values from 4 non-adjacent cells in every row.
 
= unique email addresses from the array ([@[Advisor_Email]],&"; "&[@[Customer_Email]],&"; "&[@[Consultant1_Email]]&"; "&[@[Consultant2_Email]]...)
EE_Example.xlsx

List unique values from 5 cells in every row

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