combine 2 cells in column B based on same cell in column A

jaybird304

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Ok So I used to be subscribed here through my old work email and then 2 years later after being laid off I am back to work but cannot get access to my last user but it appears to be purged anyway lol.

I have a spreadsheet, see below for sample, where some of my Claimant Names(Cell B) are multiple to the same TRS(Cell A). I need to have them all on one row. Example:
10N 15W 35ANACONDA EXPLORATION LLC
10N 15W 35SEARCHLIGHT EXPLORATION LLC

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Should look like:

10N 15W 35

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ANACONDA EXPLORATION LLC, SEARCHLIGHT EXPLORATION LLC

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Here is my sample:


TRS

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Claimant Name

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10N 13W 19

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</tbody>
CRISTOL ENTERPRISES LLC

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</tbody>
10N 14W 24

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</tbody>
CRISTOL ENTERPRISES LLC

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</tbody>
10N 14W 36

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</tbody>
GRE INC

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</tbody>
10N 15W 34

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</tbody>
ANACONDA EXPLORATION LLC

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</tbody>
10N 15W 35

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</tbody>
ANACONDA EXPLORATION LLC

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</tbody>
10N 15W 35

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</tbody>
SEARCHLIGHT EXPLORATION LLC

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</tbody>
10N 16W 33

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</tbody>
SPRUNGER MIKE

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</tbody>
10N 17W 02

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</tbody>
KLF CHILDRENS TRUST

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</tbody>
10N 17W 02

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</tbody>
KLF REVOC TRST

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</tbody>
10N 17W 03

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</tbody>
KLF CHILDRENS TRUST

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SEARCHLIGHT EXPLORATION LLC

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My spreadsheet is 6307 lines(including the blank rows where i would assume that the answer to the formula would be input).

Please help! Its been so long for me using formulas that I cannot figure this out!

Thanks in advance!!
 

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Using Function Arguments with nested formulas
If writing INDEX in Func. Arguments, type MATCH(. Use the mouse to click inside MATCH in the formula bar. Dialog switches to MATCH.

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