Composite key

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Tanu

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  1. 365
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The requirement is
Two columns (G and I), from sheet1 need to be taken as a single composite column (i.e. - row-5) and compared with each other key columns which is defined as Y (the composite key is always unique).
Now I want result to be show in concatenate way which is shown in below image( highlighted with yellow color in j column) need VBA code
 

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