Formula Help Please

How_Do_I

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In Column B there can be a maximum of 12 unique numbers.
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D1 is a count of how many numbers in Column B
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In F1 I need a formula that will work regardless of how many of my 12 numbers are in Column B.
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So if I place 40 in B3, I would want F1 to = 23, 32, 40
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Can this be done please?

Excel Workbook
ABCDEF
1123223, 32
2232
33
44
55
66
77
88
99
1010
1111
1212
Sheet1
 

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Try my ConcatRange function.

Place this into a module in the worksheet, and use the formula:

=CONCATRANGE(B1:B12,", ")

Code:
Public Function Concatrange(rng As Range, Optional delimiter As String)
   Dim rRng As Range
   
   If delimiter Is Nothing Then
      delimiter = ""
   End If
   
   For Each rRng In rng
      If rRng.Value <> "" Then
         Concatrange = Concatrange & rRng.Value & delimiter
      End If
   Next rRng
   
   If Len(Concatrange) > 0 Then
      Concatrange = Left(Concatrange, Len(Concatrange) - Len(delimiter))
   Else
      Concatrange = ""
   End If
   
End Function
 
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Try my ConcatRange function.

Place this into a module in the worksheet, and use the formula:

Thanks for your help but I'm getting the #NAME? Error... I right clicked my TAB on the worksheet, selected view code and placed your VBA there... Is that right please?
 
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Once you are in the VBA editor, go to Insert>Module and paste it in a module. Functions can't be stored at the worksheet (or workbook) level.
 
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Still no luck, I'm still getting the #NAME? error :(
 
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I don't get VBA but I think the problem is...

type mismatch on the word delimiter...?
 
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Follow these steps exactly (there was also a small error in the code that I fixed):

  1. From your worksheet, go to Tools>Macro>Visual Basic Editor
  2. In the VBA Editor, go to Insert>Module
  3. Paste this code into the new window that pops up:
    Code:
    Public Function Concatrange(rng As Range, Optional delimiter As String)
       Dim rRng As Range
       
       For Each rRng In rng
          If rRng.Value <> "" Then
             Concatrange = Concatrange & rRng.Value & delimiter
          End If
       Next rRng
       
       If Len(Concatrange) > 0 Then
          Concatrange = Left(Concatrange, Len(Concatrange) - Len(delimiter))
       Else
          Concatrange = ""
       End If
       
    End Function
  4. In your worksheet, type =CONCATRANGE(B1:B12,", ")
 
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Good Lord... that is just what I needed... Thank you very much for that! :)
 
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