Creating an algebraic substitution for use in formulas
Insert/ Name/ Define/ P/ refers to: 0.5
Similarly define A and A
Then you can use a formula =N+P+P+A+P+A and get the result 0.5
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David Biddulph
"KfoozyGirl" wrote in message
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I'm trying to create a spreadsheet in Excel where P=0.5, A=0.5 and N=0. I
would like to assign these values (somehow) and add up the letters to give
me
a numerical sum in the end cell, eg. N+P+P+A+P+A=2.5. How can I
accomplish
this?
Alternately, can I use symbols, such as checkmark signs, etc., as
substitutes for numbers?
(To understand the practical application, I'm a music teacher trying to
create an attendance sheet for my studio that uses their letters/symbols
to
denote attendance, while still being able to add up the total amount of
hours
for my own invoice purposes.)
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