Concatenate unique text values in Excel 2016 (based on criteria in range)

art_TD

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Hi! Could you please help with such issue?
I am trying to concatenate unique (exact) text values within a range (Name) based on a criteria in another range (Code). No VBA please, just formula(s).

CodeNameConcat
12345​
RollerRollerRoller; idler; sprocket;
12345​
Rolleridler; sprocket;
12345​
Rolleridler; sprocket;
12345​
Rolleridler; sprocket;
12345​
Rolleridler; sprocket;
12345​
Rolleridler; sprocket;
12345​
Rolleridler; sprocket;
12345​
IdlerIdlerIdler; sprocket;
12345​
Idlersprocket;
12345​
Idlersprocket;
12345​
Idlersprocket;
12345​
Idlersprocket;
12345​
Idlersprocket;
12345​
Idlersprocket;
12345​
Idlersprocket;
12345​
Idlersprocket;
12345​
Idlersprocket;
12345​
SprocketSprocketSprocket;
12345​
Sprocket
12345​
Sprocket
12345​
Sprocket
12345​
Sprocket
12345​
Sprocket
12345​
Sprocket
12345​
Sprocket
12345​
Sprocket
12345​
Sprocket
54321
RollerRollerRoller; ???; ???
54321
Idler
54321
Sprocket
 
I found out there could be some mistakes (on another longer list of codes and names) and got the formulas as follows.

Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C2:C31C2=IF(COUNTIFS($A$2:A2,A2,$B$2:B2,B2)=1,B2,"")
D2:D31D2=IF(A3="",C2&";",IF(NOT(A2=A3),"",IF(C2="",D3,C2&"; "&D3)))
E2:E31E2=IF(A3="",C2,IF(NOT(A2=A3),"",IF(C2="",E3,C2&IF(E3="","","; ")&E3)))
 
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Hi! Sorry there should have been not only NOT function but as follows.

Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C2:C31C2=IF(COUNTIFS($A$2:A2,A2,$B$2:B2,B2)=1,B2,"")
D2:D31D2=IF(A3="",C2&";",IF(NOT(A2=A3),C2,IF(C2="",D3,C2&"; "&D3)))
E2:E31E2=IF(A3="",C2,IF(NOT(A2=A3),C2,IF(C2="",E3,C2&IF(E3="","","; ")&E3)))

I don't know how to put the sheet to my post. Hope you will understand it on the snapshot.

D - your formula, F - my adjusted variant.

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Sorry, I am giving up here, I don't know how to get the results as expected in post #10.

Hopefully someone else can help you on this!

But out of curiosity, can you post the formula you adjusted in column F.
 
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art_TD,

Please Note: In the future, when marking a post as the solution, please mark the post that contains the solution to your original question (not your own post acknowledging that some other post was the solution).
When a post is marked as the solution, it is then shown right underneath the original question so people viewing the question can easily see the question and solution in a single quick glance without having to hunt through all the posts.

I have updated this thread for you.
 
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Joe4,

Thanks for taking the time to do this! I will follow this rule in the future.
 
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