Lookup and return multiple comma-separated values in Excel

Lookup and return multiple comma-separated values in Excel
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In this video, we will learn how to lookup a single value or a set of values and return a comma-separated list of matching values in a single cell in Excel. We will use the UNIQUE, IF, and TEXTJOIN functions to accomplish this.

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[jamesleleji]

I think this can also be used to check for duplicate names if the first name and last name were reversed using partial match Eg John Snow, Snow John

[StephanieRickards]

how do i look up and return multiple dates and have the dates formatted as a date?

[pulkitkhanna]

How to use newline character instead of a comma delimiter?

[mkkaul]

This is good for small dataset probably under 100 but not for big dataset like ~4K records

[convergencenellore]

Useful program and you had explanation is Excellent 🤝

[ssIro]

This was great and exactly what I was looking for. Good job!

[nomadmathematician]

Exactly what I was looking for, thanks heaps.