Help with formula to get all values from stacked data

Fractalis

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Office Version
  1. 365
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Hi to all,

I have the data below that appears in stacked way and that has FDGNUM values within a block of info named "ABC Data" and others
FDGNUM in a block named "XYZ Data". I´d like to extract the values of FDGNUM for each block and concatenate them separated by commas.

The output would be as shown in D1 and D2 for ABC Data and XYZ Data respectively.

Is there a way to get this answer with Excel 365 Formula?

"Crrb conf"
KKI = 4
MMSKS = BLAH BLAH
"ABC Data"
CHR_GLOBAL = NONE
ANUM = 32
CHR = NORMAL
FDGNUM = 43
MNQOS = 120
ANUM = 53
CHR = NORMAL
FDGNUM = 290
MNQOS = 106
ANUM = 3
CHR = NORMAL
FDGNUM = 115
MNQOS = 106
"XYZ Data"
CHR_GLOBAL = NONE
MAXOPI = 67295
MAXOPE = 4967295
ANUM = 8
FDGNUM = 11
DEFAULTAPN = TRUE
WILDCARDAPN = FALSE
ANUM = 9
FDGNUM = 79
DEFAULTVAL = FALSE
WILDCARDVAL = FALSE
"RRB info"
HJY = Blah Blah Blah
PPTW1JY = Blah Blah Blah

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Excel Formula:
=LAMBDA(Range, LET(a, FILTER(Range, ISNUMBER(SEARCH("""",Range))+ISNUMBER(SEARCH("FDGNUM",Range))),
x, VSTACK(DROP(a,1),""),
b, FILTER(a, (LEFT(a,1)="""")*(LEFT(x,6)="FDGNUM")+(LEFT(a,6)="FDGNUM")),
c, IF(LEFT(b,6)="FDGNUM", RIGHT(b,LEN(b)-9),b),
d, TEXTJOIN(", ",1, c),
e, DROP(TEXTSPLIT(d,""""),0,1),
f, IF(LEFT(e,1)=",", RIGHT(e, LEN(e)-1),e),
g, WRAPROWS(f,2),
h, IF(RIGHT(g,2)=", ", LEFT(g,LEN(g)-2),g),
VSTACK({"Block","FDGNUM"},TRIM(h))))
 
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Solution
Excel Formula:
=LAMBDA(Range, LET(a, FILTER(Range, ISNUMBER(SEARCH("""",Range))+ISNUMBER(SEARCH("FDGNUM",Range))),
x, VSTACK(DROP(a,1),""),
b, FILTER(a, (LEFT(a,1)="""")*(LEFT(x,6)="FDGNUM")+(LEFT(a,6)="FDGNUM")),
c, IF(LEFT(b,6)="FDGNUM", RIGHT(b,LEN(b)-9),b),
d, TEXTJOIN(", ",1, c),
e, DROP(TEXTSPLIT(d,""""),0,1),
f, IF(LEFT(e,1)=",", RIGHT(e, LEN(e)-1),e),
g, WRAPROWS(f,2),
h, IF(RIGHT(g,2)=", ", LEFT(g,LEN(g)-2),g),
VSTACK({"Block","FDGNUM"},TRIM(h))))
Thanks for answer. I receive #CALC!. Where should be entered the range A1:A35 within the formula?
 
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Go to Formulas->Define Name set Name: to FDGNUM, set Refers to: to the code I posted. Then type =FDGNUM(A1:A35) in a cell and you should get the result you're looking for.
 
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Go to Formulas->Define Name set Name: to FDGNUM, set Refers to: to the code I posted. Then type =FDGNUM(A1:A35) in a cell and you should get the result you're looking for.
Thank you. It works great. I haven´t use this LAMBDA function before, (y)
 
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