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I have Google spreadsheet which contains the names and email addresses of faculty members at my school. I am looking to be able to have the spreadsheet create a list faculty members that I choose. I have created a column with a simple drop down list (Yes or No) and would like to know if there is an IF statement, or some other command I could use which would do the following 'if any of the drop downs are toggled to 'Yes' then copy the email address in those rows to a single cell all separated by a semi colon' Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Try this:H2:

   =ARRAYFORMULA(CONCATENATE(IF(B2:B10="yes",F2:F10&";","")))
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  • Consider accepting and upvoting my answer. – TheMaster Sep 11 '17 at 4:51
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You could use QUERY to filter a range and to return one column, then use JOIN to create a string with the results of QUERY:

=JOIN(";",QUERY(A2:F,"select F where B = 'Yes'"))
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In J2 please try:

=if(B2="Yes",F2&";","")
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  • pnuts, thanks for the response, but if I put a yes in all three columns, will this command put three email addresses in J2? – Russ Sep 7 '17 at 14:47

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