VLOOKUP from a cell with multiple search values separated by commas and return multiple values separated by commas

KYMARTIN

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I know there is a way to search for multiple instances of a value and return all of those instances separated by commas. I am wondering if there is a way to use VLOOKUP (or any other formula/VBA) to search for something like "English1,English2,English3" and return "Spanish1,Spanish2,Spanish3" from a lookup table with English 1 corresponding to Spanish1 and so forth.
 

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Glad to help! The forum has gotten so big, it's easy to miss something like that. I spend waaay too much time here, so I remembered it! :)
 
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