combining 3 columns to make a unique value

locka

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We have Ticket logging system. When you log a ticket it ask you to define what issue relates to this has 3 different parts service, category and sub category. There are a total of 370 different entries per row. However in some instances either of the 1 or more of 3 parts can be selected. WE have daily report which list any combination of those parts that have had a Ticket logged against it.

I would like to combine these to make a unique reference with "\" as delimiter. I would like to be able to look at same combined columns from a daily spreadsheet With those of the mast spreadsheet. So that I can plot daily which have been used. I don't want to use a helper column but would like to combine them in VBA and then compare the two sets of combine columns.

I've looked at few examples but none seem to work. I found this using excel functions. Id like to do similar in vba

{=VLOOKUP(F3&"^"&F4,CHOOSE({1,2},A2:A8&"^"&B2:B8,C2:C8),2,FALSE)}

from this web site VLOOKUP with multiple criteria - Excel Off The Grid
 

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Examples on how your sheets looks like would help than letting helpers to come up with all kind of imaginations here ?
 
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Examples on how your sheets looks like would help than letting helpers to come up with all kind of imaginations here
Thanks for the reply however I have worked around the solution. Though I did think I had explained it well
 
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Thanks for the reply however I have worked around the solution. Though I did think I had explained it well
Good you have the problem figured out.
 
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