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The worksheet formula equivalent might be along the lines of: =SUBSTITUTE(PROPER(SUBSTITUTE(TEXTJOIN(",",TRUE,E3 :G3),"-","qzqzqz")),"qzqzqz","-")[/QUOTE] I applied this formula and it is perfect, though I limited the "qzqzqz" to just "qz". |
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