Macro or Formula to return multiple results in separate row/column

SARABECK

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Hello,

I have 2 separate system generated reports. Report#1 is my "main report" and report#2 is used for data that is not available in the report#1.

Report #1 - This is a system generated report that has more 10,000+ rows and each row has a unique invoice number but it does not list out the product that it was invoiced for. That information is available in report #2. Therefore, I have incorporated index-match formula to retrieve the name of the products from report#2. The problem I'm now running into is that some of the invoices numbers are split if there are multiple products listed on the invoice, so i added textjoin formula to pull that data in.

For Example

Report#1

It is missing product name and the dollar is a total sum. I have added index-match retrieve the name of the products .

Product Formula - ResultsInvoice#Amount
MissingKiwisabc012345$50
MissingOranges & Appleefg678910$140
MissingStrawberries & Blueberriesxyz111111$70
MissingBanana123111111$10

Report#2
I have added textjoin formula in a helper column to give me a list of the product along with individual dollars amount.

Below Invoice# efg678910 and xyz111111 has multiple products.
ProductInvoice #Amount
Kiwisabc012345
Orangesefg678910$100
Applesefg678910-1$40
Strawberriesxyz111111-2$60
Blueberriesxyz111111-1$10
Banana123111111

I use report #1 to create a pivot table to show product and their cost, however, the multiple products is messing up the pivot table and doesn't seem very useful.

Pivot Table
ProductAmount
Kiwis$50
Oranges & Apple$140
Strawberries & Blueberries$80
Banana$10
On the side of this pivot table I have a text join formula to pull in the amount for each product from report#2, for example, (100 & 40) (60 &10) .

Is there any way i can pull in each product to it own rows/column instead of joined Oranges & Apple 100 & 40 with a macro or formula?

Like -
Orange 100
Apple 40
Strawberries 60
Blueberries 10
Banana 10


Any help is appreciated. thank you in advance.
 

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