Formula to find column value with ticked/filled cells for Google Sheets

jw2022

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I have a question about what formula I should use for the following:

I have a spreadsheet (similar to below). Across the columns are values such as A, B, C etc. Down the rows are item numbers. I have one table which has these items down the rows and ticks next to the relevant column value. E.g. Item 1 has 'A', 'C' and 'F' ticked. I want to create another table with the rows as the same items, but the columns represent the actual values that have been ticked. Each item has three ticks, so I want the 3 cells to show the 3 values that are ticked. E.g. for Item 2: 'B', 'C' and 'D'.

Is there a formula I can use to find these ticked values to present them in the second table?
 

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is it font Wingding or ASCII 251 or what? Cannot give a formula till we know what the ticks are
 
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is it font Wingding or ASCII 251 or what? Cannot give a formula till we know what the ticks are
In the sheet I am using there are actually two types of ticks ' √ ✓ '

And it is actually a Google Sheets document, so only shows up the default Google fonts.

✓ - Segoe UI Symbol

√ - this is just the system font; which is Calibri

Do I need to reformat the ticks? Or is there not a way to use a formula whereby the values only appear if the cell is not blank?
 
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In F2
VBA Code:
=IF(AND(B2="√",C2="√",D2="√"),"CDE",IF(AND(B2="√",C2="√",D2<>"√"),"BC",IF(AND(B2="√",C2<>"√",D2="√"),"BD",IF(AND(B2<>"√",C2="√",D2="√"),"CD",IF(AND(B2="√",C2<>"√",D2<>"√"),"B",IF(AND(B2<>"√",C2="√",D2<>"√"),"C",IF(AND(B2<>"√",C2<>"√",D2="√"),"D","1")))))))

Then drag down
 
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Sorry got it wrong, in F2
VBA Code:
=IF(AND(B2="√",C2="√",D2="√"),$B$1&$C$1&$D$1,IF(AND(B2="√",C2="√",D2<>"√"),$B$1&$C$1,IF(AND(B2="√",C2<>"√",D2="√"),$B$1&$D$1,IF(AND(B2<>"√",C2="√",D2="√"),$C$1&$D$1,IF(AND(B2="√",C2<>"√",D2<>"√"),$B$1,IF(AND(B2<>"√",C2="√",D2<>"√"),$C$1,IF(AND(B2<>"√",C2<>"√",D2="√"),$D$1,"1")))))))

Allows for any value in B1, C1, D1
 
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Sorry got it wrong, in F2
VBA Code:
=IF(AND(B2="√",C2="√",D2="√"),$B$1&$C$1&$D$1,IF(AND(B2="√",C2="√",D2<>"√"),$B$1&$C$1,IF(AND(B2="√",C2<>"√",D2="√"),$B$1&$D$1,IF(AND(B2<>"√",C2="√",D2="√"),$C$1&$D$1,IF(AND(B2="√",C2<>"√",D2<>"√"),$B$1,IF(AND(B2<>"√",C2="√",D2<>"√"),$C$1,IF(AND(B2<>"√",C2<>"√",D2="√"),$D$1,"1")))))))

Allows for any value in B1, C1, D1
Thanks for the formula. Actually in my real spreadsheet, I have 30 columns. Using the formula above would be quite tedious, is there another way to achieve this possibly? And also wondering if the values can be in separate cells (as 3 separate values) rather than combined into one cell.
 
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