Reputation: 113
Given a table like this one:
A | B | C | D | E | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Tese | (2021/039-07964) | (8146.000336/2021-60) | Tema 1092 | |
2 | Afetado | Tema 1092 | Controvérsia 251 |
|3|Tese|(2021/0390796-6)||Tema 1093|Controvérsia 258|
|4|Afetado|||Tema 1093|Controvérsia 258|
|5|Tese|(2021/0390796-7)|(8146.000338/2021-50)||Controvérsia 238|
As long strings in Col A's rows are equal to "Tese", Col F should return a string (with line breaks) that compiles Col B to D strings that are not null in the same row.
So, row 1 of Col F should be:
F |
---|
(2021/0390796-4) (8146.000336/2021-60) Tema 1092 |
Row 2 of Col F should be:
F |
---|
(2021/039-07966) Tema 1093 Controvérsia 258 |
And so on
I'm using a dropdown formula to do the job, which is working fine:
=IFERROR(IF(A1="Tese",JOIN(CHAR(10),FILTER(B1:E1, LEN(B1:E1))),""))
But it would be easier if it could be replaced by an array formula (the table is over 4,000 rows!).
I think it is possible to use a query, but I could not write the formula down.
The real table is here: link
Upvotes: 0
Views: 170
Reputation: 27242
Clear all contents of column G and try in G1
={"Informações completa da tese"; INDEX(IF(A2:A="Tese"; SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(TRIM(TRANSPOSE(QUERY(TRANSPOSE(SUBSTITUTE(B2:F; " "; "$"));;ROWS(A2:A)))); " "; char(10)); "$"; " ");))}
See if that helps?
Upvotes: 2