Hopefully this makes sense. So I have to read in an excel sheet that will have information similar to this:
NAME ENROLLED
Ethan Kirk | TRUE |
Ethan Kirk | FALSE |
Ethan Kirk | FALSE |
Daniel Higgins | FALSE |
Miranda Dover | TRUE |
Miranda Dover | FALSE |
What I need is to condense each person down to only one entry. What I need to do is scan over repeated names, and if any of that person's enrollments is "TRUE" then I need to make a single entry with their name and "TRUE" enrollment. If they only have "FALSE" entries, I need to create a single entry with "FALSE" enrollment.
I know this is probably possible with a multi-row formula but I'm not quite sure how to do that.
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Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!
@ArtApa I do have other columns with information that will be the same in each entry in them (birthdays, address, etc.) Any idea on how to also keep those in the end product?
@ltensmeyer - Most likely if you will add Group By in the first Summarize, it will work.
@ArtApa Perfect. Thank you!