Show result from other columns (without knowing which of the 4 columns has value in it)

feni1388

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Hello,

I have a table in which the result from the other column is shown here (column I).
Actually there is supposed to be only one of the 4 columns (M to P) that show the result. But I'm just worried that there'll be 2 of the columns show a value in it.
If that's the case, the formula that I'm using won't be able to show the result from both columns.
Have anyone any idea what kind of function I can use in the situation like this?

Thank you in advance.

check.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOP
1Invoice NoCustomer codeCustomer nameCustomer addressQtyTotal weightwarehouse+code (manual)warehouse+code (system)CheckPICCond. 1Cond. 2Cond. 3Cond. 4
2866771 totalSBD03031AAAA276.54043checkJohncheckdelivery code check  
3866772 totalSBD01T78BBBB594.44040 John    
4866773 totalASG02007CCCC232.34343 John    
5866774 totalTNS07030DDDD118.34343 John    
6866775 totalTNS07038EEEE466.74040 John    
7866776 totalTNS07035FFFF236.64343 John    
8866777 totalNPK01072GGGG116.24343 John    
9866778 totalSBD01ABMHHHH687.34040 John    
10866779 totalSBD01Q49IIII12145.04040 John    
11866780 totalOZX01305JJJJ459.34040 John    
12866781 totalOZX01034KKKK114.84343 John    
13866782 totalOZX01042LLLL574.94040 John    
14866783 totalOZX01120MMMM229.84343 John    
15866784 totalOZX01254NNNN459.34040 John    
16866785 totalOZX01210OOOO229.94343 John    
17866950 totalFPC01005PPPP585.94343PPPJohn  PPP 
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
M2:M17M2=IF(J2="","",IF(G2<>H2,"check",""))
N2:N17N2=IF(J2="","",IF(AND(E2<=2,VALUE(RIGHT(G2,1))=0),"delivery code check",""))
O2:O17O2=IF(J2="","",IF(AND(E2>=4,VALUE(RIGHT(G2,1))<>0),LEFT(D2,3),""))
P2:P17P2=IF(J2="","",IF(AND(G2=90,E2<=2),"warehouse check",""))
I2:I17I2=IF(M2<>"",M2,IF(N2<>"",N2,IF(O2<>"",O2,IF(P2<>"",P2,""))))
 

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will that =TEXTJOIN(", ",,M2,N2,O2,P2) in I2 works?
 
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Solution
A slightly shorter option
Excel Formula:
=TEXTJOIN(", ",,M2:P2)
 
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Glad we could help & thanks for the feedback.
 
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