I don't have a machine in front of my to play with this this week, but arbitrary length concatenations are a problem in excel formulae.
Unless you know you'll never need to concatenate more than N cells, this alone might force you to vba your way around this ...
Something like this might help - I think you want a vlookup to return more than one value from agreed_leave that matches the date:
https://www.extendoffice.com/documents/excel/1979-excel-lookup-value-return-multiple-corresponding-values.html
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I don't have a machine in front of my to play with this this week, but arbitrary length concatenations are a problem in excel formulae.
Unless you know you'll never need to concatenate more than N cells, this alone might force you to vba your way around this ...
Something like this might help - I think you want a vlookup to return more than one value from agreed_leave that matches the date:
https://www.extendoffice.com/documents/excel/1979-excel-lookup-value-return-multiple-corresponding-values.html