Pre Populating a Value based on one condition

Djmason2001

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Hi Forum,
Apologizes to ask but need some help from the wider community l

I have two asks ;

Aim 1:) Currently i have a formula in Outcome (Column D) That looks at “Group id(Column B)” and where “Helper (Column C) = 'Master'” returns the value of the id(Column A)

Current Outcome Formula : =INDEX($A:$A,MATCH(B2&"Master",$B$1:$B$101&$C$1:$C$101,0)).

Id (Column A) is Maximum of 18 chars. If possible i would like to return the first 15 chars ( of the Id in column A). I have put expected outcome in Column E

Aim 2:) Based on one conditions “Group id(Column B)” I would like to concatenate the values id(Column A) in Column F (outcome 2)

Criteria ;

The formula should always start with &cid=

After the equals sign i would need 1 of the ids(column A) relating to the groupid.

Group 21 Example ;
&cid=(Criteria GroupID21 Row2) = 001j000000hdOIWAA2
&cid=(Criteria GroupID21 Row3)= 0013a00001bv1rBAAQ

Full Url : &cid=001j000000hdOIWAA2&cid=001j000000hdQb6AAE

Group 25 Example ;
&cid=(Criteria GroupID25 Row4) = 001j000000hdOIWAA2
&cid=(Criteria GroupID25 Row5) = 001j000000hdPTjAAM

Full Url : &cid=0013a00001bv1rBAAQ&cid=001j000000hdPTjAAM

IDGroup IDHelperOutcomeExpected OutcomeOutcome 2
001j000000hdOIWAA2
21Master001j000000hdOIWAA2
001j000000hdOIW
&cid=001j000000hdOIWAA2&cid=001j000000hdQb6AAE
001j000000hdQb6AAE
21Non Master001j000000hdOIWAA2
001j000000hdOIW
&cid=001j000000hdOIWAA2&cid=001j000000hdQb6AAE
0013a00001bv1rBAAQ
25Non Master001j000000hdPTjAAM
001j000000hdPTj
&cid=0013a00001bv1rBAAQ&cid=001j000000hdPTjAAM
001j000000hdPTjAAM
25
Master001j000000hdPTjAAM
001j000000hdPTj
&cid=0013a00001bv1rBAAQ&cid=001j000000hdPTjAAM

Looking forward to your help
Regards
 

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Just an update,
For Aim 1 : i have used the following formula to get the expected outcome

=LEFT(INDEX($A:$A,MATCH(B2&"Master",$B$1:$B$103&$C$1:$C$103,0)),15)
 
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