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Mike Drevline's avatar
Mike Drevline
Tin Contributor
Jul 09, 2018

Group Column Data, With Values (Bypassing Blanks)

For an eventual home in a SharePoint List and in turn, a PowerApp, I'm looking to combine the contents of potentially many columns (maybe hundreds of potentials) with only a few having values.

 

Given the fact that I'm not sure how many columns I may stick the formula/code in to the 300th column (assuming the number of columns caps well under 300).  I'm less concerned about exactly where as I can copy and paste code in to whatever column.  I'm just clueless on the actual formula/macro.

 

From there, I would import the excel to a SharePoint List and eventually pull data from a dropdown in a PowerApp.

 

I've attached a file for reference.

 

Any insight would be appreciated.

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  • Patrick2788's avatar
    Patrick2788
    Silver Contributor

    This will do it. I prefer using named items for readability and not the long structured table references:

    =LET(
        swap, IF(Counts, Header & " (" & Counts & ")", ""),
        joined, BYROW(swap, LAMBDA(v, TEXTJOIN(", ", 1, v))),
        joined
    )