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Need help with a formula in excel 2003
I'm trying to create like a translator where one text can be typed in and
anouther one displayed some characters will equal sometimes to more then one characters mostly its just 2 characters example lets say A1 is A and B1 equals to ay in this case A1 equals to B1. I tried substute it works so far and quits i don't know why though. If anyone has any ideas please i could use the help please not the A in A1 actully stands for the font style i'm useing for that character. A1 B1 A ay |
Need help with a formula in excel 2003
Try making a table of the translations and then use VLOOKUP() functions to
find the correct translation. -- HTH Sandy In Perth, the ancient capital of Scotland and the crowning place of kings with @tiscali.co.uk "Stephen C." <Stephen wrote in message ... I'm trying to create like a translator where one text can be typed in and anouther one displayed some characters will equal sometimes to more then one characters mostly its just 2 characters example lets say A1 is A and B1 equals to ay in this case A1 equals to B1. I tried substute it works so far and quits i don't know why though. If anyone has any ideas please i could use the help please not the A in A1 actully stands for the font style i'm useing for that character. A1 B1 A ay |
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