Can someone help me adjust this formula to return the Nth "group" that a "name" is in? And if the "name" only occurs once, the search for the 2nd occurrence will return ""?
Sticking with the pictured example, I would like each person's 1st group to show in column H [like it already is] and each person's second group--for those that have a 2nd group--to show in column I.
In my current data-set, nearly every "name" occurs in 2 different "groups"; in my next data-set, most "names" will occur up to 6 different times.
Sticking with the pictured example, I would like each person's 1st group to show in column H [like it already is] and each person's second group--for those that have a 2nd group--to show in column I.
In my current data-set, nearly every "name" occurs in 2 different "groups"; in my next data-set, most "names" will occur up to 6 different times.
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