Need help with a EXCEL formula or Function to combine the headers names after trim based on specific the cell data

bb19august

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Need help with a formula or function to get a result, if the cell has "YES" or any specific text/NUMBER (above eg. "YES"), which concatenates the header names after trimming it to last two characters and separated by comma and a space.
 

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TESTF1TESTF2TESTF3TESTF4TESTR1TESTR2TESTR3TESTR4RESULT
YESNOYESNOYESNOYESYESF1, F3, R1, R3, R4

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Sheet2

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[TD="align: left"]{=TEXTJOIN(", ",TRUE,IF(A2:H2="Yes",RIGHT(A1:H1,2),""))}[/TD]
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This assumes you have Excel 2016, if you do not I'd need a little time to consider an alternative.
 
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I included a UDF for textjoin and was able to get the expected results. Thanks so much for your time and help.
 
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