HOW CAN I DISPLAY ALL CONTENTS OF THE SAME CONDITION INSIDE ONE CELL IN EXCEL?

After sorting, copy to Word and then convert.

Tools: (1) Computer;

2) Excel software;

The steps for excel to reference multiple values corresponding to cells with the same content are:

1. Import the data table to be operated, for example: make 2 data, that is, 2 personnel names, and each name corresponds to 3 names;

2. Insert an auxiliary column in column C, and use the function formula to add a line break after each name, but do not add a line break to the last name data corresponding to the name of each person;

3. Add an auxiliary column to column D, and optionally paste the content of column C as"Numeric value"；

4. Click on column D, and then click"Word wrap", you can see the line break we added, and the last name data corresponding to the name of each person is not added (the 3rd and 6th in column B);

5. Use the function to summarize the content (name data) of column D in column E, and only the right side of the first name data corresponding to the name of each person will display the summary result;

6. Insert"Pivot tables"and place the pivot table;

<>7. Pivot the table field"Name"(Column A heading),"Merge together"(Column E header) to the bottom left"OK"Region;

8. Select the pivot table, right-click the pivot table, and select it"Pivot table options"，"Layout and formatting"Set to"Closes and centers labeled cells"，"Display"Set to"Classic pivot table layout"；

<>9. Click the pivot table again, at the top"Design"menu"Breakdowns"for"Not shown"；

10. Use filter to unselect blank cells (only select cells with content), and then press the copy filter result to paste it to another location.

This solves the problem that excel referencs multiple values corresponding to cells with the same content.

<> feel that the problem is guessing.

v3 input: =sumProduct((b3:q3=.)"Yes"*1) w3 input: =sumproduct((b3:q3=.)"Yes")*d3:s3="Held")*1)

The rest of the one can't guess the logical relationship, you can change it yourself according to the above formula.

Note: Multiple data are used in the formula to judge, and after the result is obtained*1 becomes data, and the sum can be calculated.

The second formula is the superposition of 2 conditions, and they are all met.

This can be done <> using VBA macros in Excel.

<> see the legend, column b is conditionally formatted, and f and e are arrayed formulas.

Summary. Let's talk about the workarounds in different versions:

If you are using Excel 2019, Office 365 or the latest version of WPS**, you can directly use the textjoin function, which is specially used to merge characters, and the basic usage is:

How does excel use functions to put content under the same condition into a cell? As shown in the figure below.

Let's talk about the workarounds in different versions:

If you are using Excel 2019, Office 365 or the latest version of WPS**, you can directly use the textjoin function, which is specially used to merge characters, and the basic usage is:

textjoin(interval symbol, whether to ignore blank cells, what to merge) Enter the following array formula in the C2 cell of the summary table, hold shift+ctrl, press enter, and then copy to the C4 cell, OK. =textjoin(", true, if (order!) b$2:

B$12=A2, order! a$2:a$12,""

Hello dear, you can follow my steps.

Is that so? The carriage return is blank.

The carriage return is blank.

Dear, can't you? You try again, and this is our function.

That is, when you enter the function, don't make a mistake, you try again.

Orders! This also needs to be entered?

Orders! This also needs to be entered?

Dear, you have to input the function, which is the one I sent you, which is like the right, which is the order of this, and he is our so-called function.

You tell me directly what I type in to get what I want.

Pro, you have to enter this function, that is, the above function is input in, and you will get the answer you want.

Select the cell you want to format (you can set a non-contiguous cell) <>

3.The condition can be set more than one, and after setting the condition, other cells can be set, which can be copied with the format painter.

4.Set up multiple conditions, select Manage Rules, and then select New Rule.

1 Excel 2003 can only support three conditional formatting if it does not use VBA, and 2007 and later versions are not restricted.

2 If your conditions are complex to sum up, they can be cumbersome to set up.

3 Whether there is a relationship between different conditions, such as inclusion and mutual exclusion, if it cannot be strictly differentiated, it will also bring a lot of trouble.

The specific setting still depends on the actual documentation and requirements.

1. After writing the conditions of the first cell, use the format brush to brush other required cells.

2. It seems that there can only be 3 conditions at most.

Conditional formatting can be used to quickly find cells with the same content.

Assumptions are as follows.

Step 1: Select the data region, find "Conditional Formatting" in the "Start" tab, and select "Duplicate Values" in "Highlight Cell Rules".

Step 2: In the pop-up dialog box, you can customize the display format, in this case, select the default format of the system, and click "OK".

The end result. <>

Select the contents with advanced filtering, and then click the menu "Data --- Filtering ---Advanced Filtering".

B1 input formula drop-down, there is the same display number 1, there is no blank display.

if(countif(a:a,a1)>1,1,""

Select All – Data – Advanced Filtering.

This will be done differently for different requirements, and using conditional formatting can quickly solve this problem, and the following three methods are all using conditional formatting. For details, you can see the file I uploaded.

Method 1: <>

Method 2: <>

Method 3: <>

2009-05-13 12:48 As the question, the company has two excel, the first and the second content is basically the same, but a small part of the data content is different, how to quickly find out the different items?

Please explain in detail, if there is a picture, the younger brother will add another 50 points to send. 05/13/2009 15:37 Additional question.