Leveraging TEXTJOIN

CCSlice

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Hi Everyone,

I am looking to leverage the TEXTJOIN function in Office 365 version to return which files are currently opened in a list. The function itself returns the names of the people who have currently checked out files (Column F), but what I would like returned is the name of the files (Column C) that are currently opened.

Sample File.xlsx
ABCDEF
1LocationDateFileLinkModified DateFile Currently Checked Out To
2T:\Data Sets\2022-03-08eLog_Daniel.xlsxLink2022-02-23
3T:\Data Sets\2022-03-08eLog_Joseph.xlsxLink2022-02-22Joseph Sommers
4T:\Data Sets\2022-03-08eLog_Miriam.xlsxLink2022-02-21
5T:\Data Sets\2022-03-08eLog_Deborah.xlsxLink2022-02-23Deborah Teagan
6T:\Data Sets\2022-03-08eLog_Karen.xlsxLink2022-02-24
7T:\Data Sets\2022-03-08eLog_John.xlsxLink2022-02-26John Dailey
8T:\Data Sets\2022-03-08eLog_Philip.xlsxLink2022-02-27Philip Mountcastle
9T:\Data Sets\2022-03-08eLog_Isaac.xlsxLink2022-02-17
SharePoint List
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D2:D9D2=HYPERLINK(A1&C1,"Link")


My thanks in advance for all the help with this challenge.
 
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Assuming that you have access to MS365 functions, including LET, see if this is what you want.
I have provided examples of all three circumstances.

CCSlice.xlsm
ABCDEFGH
1LocationDateFileLinkModified DateFile Currently Checked Out To
2T:\Data Sets\2022-03-08eLog_Daniel.xlsxLink2022-02-23No files are checked out
3T:\Data Sets\2022-03-08eLog_Joseph.xlsxLink2022-02-22
4T:\Data Sets\2022-03-08eLog_Miriam.xlsxLink2022-02-21
5T:\Data Sets\2022-03-08eLog_Deborah.xlsxLink2022-02-23
6T:\Data Sets\2022-03-08eLog_Karen.xlsxLink2022-02-24
7T:\Data Sets\2022-03-08eLog_John.xlsxLink2022-02-26
8T:\Data Sets\2022-03-08eLog_Philip.xlsxLink2022-02-27
9T:\Data Sets\2022-03-08eLog_Isaac.xlsxLink2022-02-17
10
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
H2H2=LET(f,FILTER(SPL_DATA[File],SPL_DATA[File Currently Checked Out To]<>"",NA()),r,IFNA(ROWS(f),0),IF(r = 0,"No files are checked out","Warning: "& IF(r<5,"These files are open: "&TEXTJOIN(" | ",,f),r&" activity files are currently checked out")))


CCSlice.xlsm
ABCDEFGH
1LocationDateFileLinkModified DateFile Currently Checked Out To
2T:\Data Sets\2022-03-08eLog_Daniel.xlsxLink2022-02-23Warning: These files are open: eLog_Joseph.xlsx | eLog_Deborah.xlsx | eLog_John.xlsx | eLog_Philip.xlsx
3T:\Data Sets\2022-03-08eLog_Joseph.xlsxLink2022-02-22Joseph Sommers
4T:\Data Sets\2022-03-08eLog_Miriam.xlsxLink2022-02-21
5T:\Data Sets\2022-03-08eLog_Deborah.xlsxLink2022-02-23Deborah Teagan
6T:\Data Sets\2022-03-08eLog_Karen.xlsxLink2022-02-24
7T:\Data Sets\2022-03-08eLog_John.xlsxLink2022-02-26John Dailey
8T:\Data Sets\2022-03-08eLog_Philip.xlsxLink2022-02-27Philip Mountcastle
9T:\Data Sets\2022-03-08eLog_Isaac.xlsxLink2022-02-17
10
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
H2H2=LET(f,FILTER(SPL_DATA[File],SPL_DATA[File Currently Checked Out To]<>"",NA()),r,IFNA(ROWS(f),0),IF(r = 0,"No files are checked out","Warning: "& IF(r<5,"These files are open: "&TEXTJOIN(" | ",,f),r&" activity files are currently checked out")))


CCSlice.xlsm
ABCDEFGH
1LocationDateFileLinkModified DateFile Currently Checked Out To
2T:\Data Sets\2022-03-08eLog_Daniel.xlsxLink2022-02-23TomWarning: 6 activity files are currently checked out
3T:\Data Sets\2022-03-08eLog_Joseph.xlsxLink2022-02-22Joseph Sommers
4T:\Data Sets\2022-03-08eLog_Miriam.xlsxLink2022-02-21
5T:\Data Sets\2022-03-08eLog_Deborah.xlsxLink2022-02-23Deborah Teagan
6T:\Data Sets\2022-03-08eLog_Karen.xlsxLink2022-02-24
7T:\Data Sets\2022-03-08eLog_John.xlsxLink2022-02-26John Dailey
8T:\Data Sets\2022-03-08eLog_Philip.xlsxLink2022-02-27Philip Mountcastle
9T:\Data Sets\2022-03-08eLog_Isaac.xlsxLink2022-02-17Dan
10
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
H2H2=LET(f,FILTER(SPL_DATA[File],SPL_DATA[File Currently Checked Out To]<>"",NA()),r,IFNA(ROWS(f),0),IF(r = 0,"No files are checked out","Warning: "& IF(r<5,"These files are open: "&TEXTJOIN(" | ",,f),r&" activity files are currently checked out")))
This is a great solution! Perfect! Thanks for helping me out.
 
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