TEXTJOIN over multiple rows and 3 columns with specific date range

Allen_Mead

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I want to be able to use the textjoin function to pull data from our CPD table into a summary for the working week, driven by the date on a given Monday (this will be in a separate cell)

The CPD table will be constantly updated and will include old data (as need to keep a record of all undertaken) and future information.

I would like the data to display as a weekday

Really stuck on this, screen shot attached (sorry i cannot install the XL2BB add on as I'm on a work computer) Many thanks for any help!
 

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Had a thought, is it possible for the formula to sort the data chronologically? Asking as if people enter information in the CPD table in any order (which is fine) it will show the results in the cell chronologically correct?

At the moment, as an example, I have it that next week, there are 3 items on, Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. The formula currently picks everything up but, in the order that it's been entered in the table so we currently have events in this order; Tuesday, Thursday, Monday. Trying to ensure the data is 'forced' to show correctly even if people cannot be bothered to enter it correctly.

Thanks!
 
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I assume that this would be using the SORT() or SORTBY() function but don't know where I should insert this in the formula
 
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how about?:

Book1
ABCDEF
108/01/2024Current date
2
3
4TitleWhere?Date
5Protecting High-rise Residential Buildings from Firewebinar12/01/2024
6Built Environment Monthly Webinar - The Golden Thread of informationin person08/01/2024
7Bridging the gap between fire and emergency lighting systemswebinar09/01/2024
8Bureau Veritas - Building Safety Bill Seminarwebinar10/01/2024
9Class 0 Conumdrumin person15/01/2024
10The Key Essentials of Water Mist Fire Protectionin person16/01/2024
11Monday: (in person) Built Environment Monthly Webinar - The Golden Thread of information Tuesday: (webinar) Bridging the gap between fire and emergency lighting systems Wednesday: (webinar) Bureau Veritas - Building Safety Bill Seminar Friday: (webinar) Protecting High-rise Residential Buildings from Fire
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
F11F11=LET(d,$A$1, startOfWeek,WORKDAY.INTL(d+1,-1,"1111110"), endOfWeek,startOfWeek+6, events,FILTER(SORTBY(Tabla1,Tabla1[Date]),(Tabla1[Date]>=startOfWeek)*(Tabla1[Date]<=endOfWeek)), TEXTJOIN(CHAR(10),,BYROW(events,LAMBDA(x,TEXT(CHOOSECOLS(x,3),"dddd")&": ("&CHOOSECOLS(x,2)&") "&CHOOSECOLS(x,1)))) )
 
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Or if you don't have you data as a table:

Book1
ABCDEF
108/01/2024Current date
2
3
4TitleWhere?Date
5Protecting High-rise Residential Buildings from Firewebinar12/01/2024
6Built Environment Monthly Webinar - The Golden Thread of informationin person08/01/2024
7Bridging the gap between fire and emergency lighting systemswebinar09/01/2024
8Bureau Veritas - Building Safety Bill Seminarwebinar10/01/2024
9Class 0 Conumdrumin person15/01/2024
10The Key Essentials of Water Mist Fire Protectionin person16/01/2024
11Monday: (in person) Built Environment Monthly Webinar - The Golden Thread of information Tuesday: (webinar) Bridging the gap between fire and emergency lighting systems Wednesday: (webinar) Bureau Veritas - Building Safety Bill Seminar Friday: (webinar) Protecting High-rise Residential Buildings from Fire
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
F11F11=LET(d,$A$1, startOfWeek,WORKDAY.INTL(d+1,-1,"1111110"), endOfWeek,startOfWeek+6, events,FILTER(SORTBY(Sheet1!$A$5:$C$10,Sheet1!$C$5:$C$10),(Sheet1!$C$5:$C$10>=startOfWeek)*(Sheet1!$C$5:$C$10<=endOfWeek)), TEXTJOIN(CHAR(10),,BYROW(events,LAMBDA(x,TEXT(CHOOSECOLS(x,3),"dddd")&": ("&CHOOSECOLS(x,2)&") "&CHOOSECOLS(x,1)))) )
 
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Or if you don't have you data as a table:

Book1
ABCDEF
108/01/2024Current date
2
3
4TitleWhere?Date
5Protecting High-rise Residential Buildings from Firewebinar12/01/2024
6Built Environment Monthly Webinar - The Golden Thread of informationin person08/01/2024
7Bridging the gap between fire and emergency lighting systemswebinar09/01/2024
8Bureau Veritas - Building Safety Bill Seminarwebinar10/01/2024
9Class 0 Conumdrumin person15/01/2024
10The Key Essentials of Water Mist Fire Protectionin person16/01/2024
11Monday: (in person) Built Environment Monthly Webinar - The Golden Thread of information Tuesday: (webinar) Bridging the gap between fire and emergency lighting systems Wednesday: (webinar) Bureau Veritas - Building Safety Bill Seminar Friday: (webinar) Protecting High-rise Residential Buildings from Fire
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
F11F11=LET(d,$A$1, startOfWeek,WORKDAY.INTL(d+1,-1,"1111110"), endOfWeek,startOfWeek+6, events,FILTER(SORTBY(Sheet1!$A$5:$C$10,Sheet1!$C$5:$C$10),(Sheet1!$C$5:$C$10>=startOfWeek)*(Sheet1!$C$5:$C$10<=endOfWeek)), TEXTJOIN(CHAR(10),,BYROW(events,LAMBDA(x,TEXT(CHOOSECOLS(x,3),"dddd")&": ("&CHOOSECOLS(x,2)&") "&CHOOSECOLS(x,1)))) )
That works perfectly! Thank you.
 
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Another option
Excel Formula:
=TEXTJOIN(CHAR(10),,BYROW(SORT(A5:C10,3),LAMBDA(br,IF(AND(INDEX(br,,3)-A1>=0,INDEX(br,,3)-A1<7),TEXTJOIN({": (",") "},,TEXT(INDEX(br,,3),"dddd"),CHOOSECOLS(br,2,1)),""))))
 
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Another option
Excel Formula:
=TEXTJOIN(CHAR(10),,BYROW(SORT(A5:C10,3),LAMBDA(br,IF(AND(INDEX(br,,3)-A1>=0,INDEX(br,,3)-A1<7),TEXTJOIN({": (",") "},,TEXT(INDEX(br,,3),"dddd"),CHOOSECOLS(br,2,1)),""))))
Works perfectly! Thank you!
 
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Glad we could help & thanks for the feedback.
 
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