Vlookup value after comma+space and return each value seperated by comma+space till the last comma+space in the cell

sandeepsandeep

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I have a query which I am unable to solve.

I have certain Values in Sheet1 in Col A as below
991121QR5, 991121XSX, 991234SSC, 991121SDF

In Sheet2 I have following Values in Col A and B
991121QR5 100100
991121SDF 121212
991234SSC 123456
991121XSX 888888

I want to vlookup each value after comma+space with the table in Sheet2 till the last comma+space in the series.

So when I enter the following in Col A
991121QR5, 991121XSX, 991234SSC, 991121SDF

Result should look like this in Col B
100100, 888888, 123456, 121212

Thanks in advance.
 

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it is not allowed by the forum - try my amended formula to split out the first number and tell us the outcome
 
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Why not just use Excel's built in Data, Text to Columns feature, to break the source data into lots of separate columns ?
 
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Cross-posted here: https://chandoo.org/forum/threads/v...d-by-comma-space-till-the-last-comma-s.36769/

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Can you use something like this? Assume a, b, c, and d are in A1:A4. In other cell enter =concatenate(transpose(a1:a4&" , ")). Before you enter you need to highlight the transpose part of your formula all the way to the first ) at the end of the formula. Hit F9. Remove both { and }. Enter

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It is normal to post the solution even if you figured it yourself, to help those people who tried to help you, thus increasing the overall knowledge base of the forum...
 
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