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On Tue, 15 Aug 2006 18:40:02 -0700, Bobbie Jo
wrote: But I have a list of number where 6 equals 500, 7 equals 600, 8 equals 700, and so one. (Probably about 20 of them) So I came up with this: =If(b1=6,"500") And it works. But the problem is that B1 will change, it could be 7 or 8. And I want that number to correspond with the correct value. I've tried separating it with a colon and I've put them in parentheses. And it's not working. Any ideas? How about using =100*B1-100 or =100*(B1-1)? -- Cheers . . . JC |