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¿Cómo concatenar celdas si existe el mismo valor en otra columna en Excel?

Como se muestra en la captura de pantalla a continuación, si desea concatenar celdas en la segunda columna en función de los mismos valores en la primera columna, existen varios métodos que puede usar. En este artículo, presentaremos tres formas de realizar esta tarea.

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Concatenar celdas si tienen el mismo valor con fórmulas y filtro

Las siguientes fórmulas ayudan a concatenar el contenido de las celdas correspondientes en una columna en función del mismo valor en otra columna.

1. Seleccione una celda en blanco además de la segunda columna (aquí seleccionamos la celda C2), ingrese la fórmula = SI (A2 <> A1, B2, C1 & "," & B2) en la barra de fórmulas y luego presione el Participar clave.

2. Luego, seleccione la celda C2 y arrastre el controlador de relleno hacia las celdas que necesita concatenar.

3. Ingrese la fórmula = SI (A2 <> A3, CONCATENAR (A2, "," "", C2, "" ""), "") en la celda D2 y arrastre Controlador de relleno hacia abajo hasta las celdas restantes.

4. Seleccione la celda D1 y haga clic en Datos > Filtrar. Ver captura de pantalla:

5. Haga clic en la flecha desplegable en la celda D1, desmarque la casilla (Espacios en blanco) cuadro, y luego haga clic en el OK del botón.

Puede ver que las celdas están concatenadas si los valores de la primera columna son los mismos.

Note: Para utilizar las fórmulas anteriores correctamente, los mismos valores en la columna A deben ser continuos.


Concatenar fácilmente celdas si tienen el mismo valor con Kutools para Excel (varios clics)

El método descrito anteriormente requiere la creación de dos columnas auxiliares e implica varios pasos, lo que puede resultar inconveniente. Si está buscando una manera más simple, considere usar el Filas combinadas avanzadas herramienta de Kutools for Excel. Con solo unos pocos clics, esta utilidad le permite concatenar celdas utilizando un delimitador específico, lo que hace que el proceso sea rápido y sin complicaciones.

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1. Hacer clic en Kutools > Fusionar y dividir > Filas combinadas avanzadas para activar esta función.
2. En el Filas combinadas avanzadas cuadro de diálogo, solo necesita:
  • Seleccione el rango que desea concatenar;
  • Establecer la columna con los mismos valores que el Clave primaria columna.
  • Especifique un separador para combinar las celdas.
  • Haga Clic en OK.

Resultado

Note:

Concatenar celdas si el mismo valor con código VBA

También puede usar el código VBA para concatenar celdas en una columna si existe el mismo valor en otra columna.

1. Prensa otro + F11 teclas para abrir el Aplicaciones de Microsoft Visual Basic ventana.

2. En el Aplicaciones de Microsoft Visual Basic ventana, haga clic recuadro > Módulo. Luego copie y pegue el código siguiente en el Módulo ventana.

Código de VBA: concatenar celdas si los mismos valores

Sub ConcatenateCellsIfSameValues()
	Dim xCol As New Collection
	Dim xSrc As Variant
	Dim xRes() As Variant
	Dim I As Long
	Dim J As Long
	Dim xRg As Range
	xSrc    = Range("A1", Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp)).Resize(, 2)
	Set xRg = Range("D1")
	On Error Resume Next
	For I = 2 To UBound(xSrc)
		xCol.Add xSrc(I, 1), TypeName(xSrc(I, 1)) & CStr(xSrc(I, 1))
	Next I
	On Error GoTo 0
	ReDim xRes(1 To xCol.Count + 1, 1 To 2)
	xRes(1, 1) = "No"
	xRes(1, 2) = "Combined Color"
	For I = 1 To xCol.Count
		xRes(I + 1, 1) = xCol(I)
		For J = 2 To UBound(xSrc)
			If xSrc(J, 1) = xRes(I + 1, 1) Then
				xRes(I + 1, 2) = xRes(I + 1, 2) & ", " & xSrc(J, 2)
			End If
		Next J
		xRes(I + 1, 2) = Mid(xRes(I + 1, 2), 2)
	Next I
	Set xRg = xRg.Resize(UBound(xRes, 1), UBound(xRes, 2))
	xRg.NumberFormat = "@"
	xRg = xRes
	xRg.EntireColumn.AutoFit
End Sub

Notas:

1. D1 en la línea de Establecer xRg = Rango ("D1") significa que el resultado se colocará a partir de la celda D1.
2. "No"Y "Color combinado" en la línea de xRes (1, 1) = "No" y xRes (1, 2) = "Color combinado" son los encabezados de las columnas seleccionadas. 

3. presione el F5 para ejecutar el código, obtendrá los resultados concatenados en el rango especificado.


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thank you very much, the VBA code works very well but I have a question that I can't solve.

NO Color
1 red
1 blue
1 red
1 yellow
2 red
2 yellow


in this case, in column B we have some duplicate colors related to the same number. How can I have an output that only return the values once?

I would like an output like this

NO Color
1 red, blue, yellow
2 red, yellow
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Hi

The second method described in the post can help you solve this problem. After following the steps to specify the settings, checking the Delect Duplicate Values option will delete all duplicates in the combined results.
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Thank you so much for this formula! It saved hours of investigation! Fantastic work :)
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Hi Crystal,

Thanks for your reply. I'll have to put my thinking hat on again...
Thank you
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Hello, the macro above works great! Thank you. Is it anyway possible (I tried, but not successful) to amend it to concatenate column B (description) based on duplicates in column A (HS code) but also taking column C (origin) in the combination?
So description texts concatenate per HS code per origin.
Also column D(quantity) and column E(value) must be summed per HS code and origin.

A B C D E
HS CODE DESCRIPTION ORIGIN QUANTITY VALUE
5407420000 TWEED CN 10 € 150,00
5407420000 COTTON CN 15 € 250,00
5407420000 POLYESTER TW 5 € 130,00
5407420000 ORGANIC COTTON US 18 € 450,00
5407420000 COTTON US 23 € 780,00
5407420000 VELVET DELUXE CN 20 € 380,00
5407420000 COTTON CN 10 € 120,00
5806310000 TWEED JP 15 € 35,00
5806310000 POLYESTER AU 20 € 78,00
5806310000 TWEED AU 25 € 254,00
5806310000 POLYESTER SG 130 € 888,00
5806310000 COTTON EU 120 € 945,00
5806310000 COTTON FABRIC EU 10 € 80,00


Result shopuld be:

5407420000 TWEED, COTTON, VELVET DULUXE, COTTON, CN 55 € 900,00
5407420000 POLYESTER TW 5 € 130,00
5407420000 ORGANIC COTTON, COTTON US 41 € 1230,00
5806310000 TWEED JP 15 € 35,00
5806310000 POLYESTER, TWEED AU 45 € 332,00
5806310000 POLYESTER SG 130 € 888,00
5806310000 COTTON, COTTON FABRIC EU 130 € 1025,00

I hope this possible, thank you!
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Hi Ivar,

Thank you for your comment. I am not able to solve this problem with VBA code yet. Sorry for that.
You can try if the last method can help.
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Hello, how would the VBA code be adjusted if I want to combine cells in column M based on the duplicates in column A?
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Hi Kristin,To combine cells in column M based on the duplicates in column A, try the VBA below.In the code,  O1 is the first cell to output the results; M is the column you will combine based on the duplicates in column A; A1 and A represent the first cell and the column where the duplicates locate; No and Combine color is the header of the columns after concatenating. You can change these variables as needed.<div data-tag="code">Sub ConcatenateCellsIfSameValues()
'Updated by Extendoffice 20211105
Dim xCol As New Collection
Dim xSrc As Variant
Dim xSrcValue As Variant
Dim xRes() As Variant
Dim I As Long
Dim J As Long
Dim xRg As Range
Dim xResultAddress As String
Dim xMergeAddress As String
Dim xUp As Integer

xResultAddress = "O1" 'The cell to output the results
xMergeAddress = "M" 'The column you will combine based on the duplicates in column A

xSrc = Range("A1", Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp)).Resize(, 1)
xUp = Range("A1", Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp)).Rows.Count
xSrcValue = Range(xMergeAddress & "1:" & xMergeAddress & xUp)

Set xRg = Range(xResultAddress)
On Error Resume Next
For I = 2 To UBound(xSrc)
xCol.Add xSrc(I, 1), TypeName(xSrc(I, 1)) & CStr(xSrc(I, 1))
Next I

On Error GoTo 0
ReDim xRes(1 To xCol.Count + 1, 1 To 2)
xRes(1, 1) = "No"
xRes(1, 2) = "Combined Color"
For I = 1 To xCol.Count
xRes(I + 1, 1) = xCol(I)
For J = 2 To UBound(xSrc)
If xSrc(J, 1) = xRes(I + 1, 1) Then
xRes(I + 1, 2) = xRes(I + 1, 2) & ", " & xSrcValue(J, 1)
End If
Next J
xRes(I + 1, 2) = Mid(xRes(I + 1, 2), 2)
Next I
Set xRg = xRg.Resize(UBound(xRes, 1), UBound(xRes, 2))
xRg.NumberFormat = "@"
xRg = xRes
xRg.EntireColumn.AutoFit
End Sub
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I just wanted to thank you. It wasn't exactly what I wanted but man did it help me figure out what to do.

I have a table where the person's name was in column A, dates in column B and the names of tools they use in the headers of columns C:G . In each column there is a "Y" if they used that tool on that date and blank if they did not. (FYI: the same person can be listed more than once and may have used the same tool more than once) On a separate (summary) page I wanted to list all tools each person used within a date period, only listing each tool they used once, in the same cell. On this page, the person's name was in column A, Types of tools used in column B and the helper columns were in column G:K. Here's what I got:
The first helper column (G2):
=IF(COUNTIFS(Table7[Person's Name],A2,Table7[Screw Driver],"Y",Table7[Date],">="&1/1/20,Table7[Date],"<="&3/31/20),"Screw Driver","")
In the last helper column (K2):
=IF(COUNTIFS(Table7[Person's Name],A2,Table7[Hammer],"Y",Table7[Date],">="&1/1/20,Table7[Date],"<="&3/31/20),IF(J2="","Hammer",J2&"/"&"Hammer"),J2)

In B2 I just entered =K2

Thanks again and I hope this helps someone. EZPD
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Hi, first of all thanks for creating this resource. I have been trying to figure this out for a couple of hours and I'm stuck. I'm using your 'concatenate cells if same value' but my script is looking at column "D" instead of "A. I can't figure out how to get it to use a different column for the data besides the one right next to it. In my cases I want it to look at column "D" to see if the value is the same and if so, it will grab the data from column "H" and put that data from column "H' into a cell in column "J". How do I switch this to use column "H" for the data? Thx


Sub ConcatenateCellsIfSameValues()
Dim xCol As New Collection
Dim xSrc As Variant
Dim xRes() As Variant
Dim I As Long
Dim J As Long
Dim xRg As Range
xSrc = Range("D1", Cells(Rows.Count, "D").End(xlUp)).Resize(, 2)
Set xRg = Range("J1")
On Error Resume Next
For I = 2 To UBound(xSrc)
xCol.Add xSrc(I, 1), TypeName(xSrc(I, 1)) & CStr(xSrc(I, 1))
Next I
On Error GoTo 0
ReDim xRes(1 To xCol.Count + 1, 1 To 2)
xRes(1, 1) = "No"
xRes(1, 2) = "Products"
For I = 1 To xCol.Count
xRes(I + 1, 1) = xCol(I)
For J = 2 To UBound(xSrc)
If xSrc(J, 1) = xRes(I + 1, 1) Then
xRes(I + 1, 2) = xRes(I + 1, 2) & vbCrLf & xSrc(J, 2)
End If
Next J
xRes(I + 1, 2) = Mid(xRes(I + 1, 2), 2)
Next I
Set xRg = xRg.Resize(UBound(xRes, 1), UBound(xRes, 2))
xRg.NumberFormat = "@"
xRg = xRes
xRg.EntireColumn.AutoFit
End Sub
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"I can't figure out how to get it to use a different column for the data besides the one right next to it. In my cases I want it to look at column 'D' to see if the value is the same and if so, it will grab the data from column 'H' and put that data from column 'H' into a cell in column 'J'."

Did you ever figure this out?
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Hi,

looks like 2 of your formulas are wrong :

=IF(A2<>A3,CONCATENATE(A2,",""",C2,""""),""). You need to change "A2" to "D1". As you'll want to add the string to the previous cell.

same goes for this formula :

=IF(A2<>A1,B2,C1 & "," & B2) : Change C1 to D1.


kind regards


Harry
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I use this VBA for lots of my spreadsheets and its great. But the spreadsheets have become very large 50k+ rows and it doesnt seem to be working any more. If I use it on 1000 rows it works fine but large sets of data it cant seem to cope with. No errors just no results. Any help would be appreciated.
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Hi James,
I tested the code as you mentioned, but it still works well in my case even I set the rows to 1000+.
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Using the VBA macro and getting great results, I have tried tweaking it slightly for my needs but cant get it to work so I hope you can help.

Which bit do I change to make it concat a specific column, not the one directly to the right of the xSrc = Range?

Thanks for your great work!
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Or as a better option, if you had 3 columns instead of 2 and found duplicates in column A (like your example) can you concat column B into a cell and column C into a seperate cell? So if you had columns of Number, Colour, Age, could you concat colour and age into different columns upon finding duplicates in Number? Hope that makes sense!
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