Multiple Results with delimiter

pto160

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I have a book report. One spreadsheet I maintain the product ID. Sometimes I need to pull this information for a specific order for a product ID and also the book description. Sometimes the customer would order one book and another customer would order 2 books or more. I have the colon ":" as the delimiter for the multiple book orders. Can this be done? I need the results to be in one cell, so I imagine you would have to use textjoin.
Book1
ABC
2ProductResult I would Like
312001200 [American History}
41200:15001200 [American History] 150050 [European History from 1600 to 1800]
5
6Lookup Table
7Product IDProduct Book
81200American History
9150050European History from 1600 to 1800
Sheet1
 

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I have a book report. One spreadsheet I maintain the product ID. Sometimes I need to pull this information for a specific order for a product ID and also the book description. Sometimes the customer would order one book and another customer would order 2 books or more. I have the colon ":" as the delimiter for the multiple book orders. Can this be done? I need the results to be in one cell, so I imagine you would have to use textjoin.
Book1
ABC
2ProductResult I would Like
312001200 [American History}
41200:1500501200 [American History from 1900-2000] 150050 [European History from 1600 to 1800]
5
6Lookup Table
7Product IDProduct Book
81200American History from 1900-2000
9150050European History from 1600 to 1800
Sheet1
 
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Disregard the first post. The product ID for the second one is 150050.
 
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Thank you so much. This solution works great. This will save me a lot of time. (y) :)
 
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