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I'm guessing this is because your version of Excel doesn't support TEXTJOIN?
In the attached is a one-line user-defined function called txtjn which will do for your purposes, along with a tweak to the previous formula, which, like the previous one, needs to be array-entered (using Ctrl+Shift+Enter, not just Enter). See attached, cell E2 and below. |
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