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If I use this formula:

IF({Whole-Body Conditions}!=BLANK(), {Whole-Body Conditions}, "") &
IF({Body: Left Foot}!=BLANK(),
CONCATENATE(", ", {Body: Left Foot}), "")

I get this result when {Body: Left Foot} is NOT empty, WHICH IS WHAT I WANT:

 

But when {Body: Left Foot} is EMPTY, I get this result that has an extra COMMA:

When I take out the comma in the second IF statement, then there's no commas at all whether or not {Body: Left Foot} is empty.

So... what's up with that? Shouldn't it ONLY put the comma IF there's content in {Body: Left Foot}?

 

It appears that it is caused by the referenced Multi-select field {Body: Left Foot} but I'm still not sure how that's possible if that field is blank it still produces a comma.

Hmm not sure either. Try a formula like this:

{Whole-Body Conditions} &
IF(NOT(
   {Body: Left Foot}=""),
   ", ") & {Body: Left Foot}

Not sure if this is what you're looking for, but let me know!

Worked like a charm, thanks!

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