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How do I assign a numeric value to text entries on my data sheet?
For example, several codes are EX, VG, U, DS, FR, A and their respective numeric values are 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0. Wherever there's a "DS" on the data sheet, I'd like the number "2" substituted. I understand this was a "Search and replace" command in Excel 2003 (which I never used)... |
Search and replace
You are correct:
Edit Replace and enter DS in the findwhat field and 2 in the replacewith field -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200763 "CatPEG" wrote: How do I assign a numeric value to text entries on my data sheet? For example, several codes are EX, VG, U, DS, FR, A and their respective numeric values are 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0. Wherever there's a "DS" on the data sheet, I'd like the number "2" substituted. I understand this was a "Search and replace" command in Excel 2003 (which I never used)... |
Search and replace
Should also check "Match Case",
or things may happen to roads kids rounds If the above are upper case, you'll still have "things" happening.<bg -- HTH, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Gary''s Student" wrote in message ... You are correct: Edit Replace and enter DS in the findwhat field and 2 in the replacewith field -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200763 "CatPEG" wrote: How do I assign a numeric value to text entries on my data sheet? For example, several codes are EX, VG, U, DS, FR, A and their respective numeric values are 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0. Wherever there's a "DS" on the data sheet, I'd like the number "2" substituted. I understand this was a "Search and replace" command in Excel 2003 (which I never used)... |
Search and replace
thanks...now the problem is with variable cominations, the formula interprets
half the variable. For example, "D" is 2, D-M is 2.4, M is 3. So, when I replace D with 2, the formula replaces every D including the D-M (shows it as 2-M). I've tried replacing D-M first, but same problem. "Gary''s Student" wrote: You are correct: Edit Replace and enter DS in the findwhat field and 2 in the replacewith field -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200763 "CatPEG" wrote: How do I assign a numeric value to text entries on my data sheet? For example, several codes are EX, VG, U, DS, FR, A and their respective numeric values are 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0. Wherever there's a "DS" on the data sheet, I'd like the number "2" substituted. I understand this was a "Search and replace" command in Excel 2003 (which I never used)... |
Search and replace
Huh?
"Ragdyer" wrote: Should also check "Match Case", or things may happen to roads kids rounds If the above are upper case, you'll still have "things" happening.<bg -- HTH, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Gary''s Student" wrote in message ... You are correct: Edit Replace and enter DS in the findwhat field and 2 in the replacewith field -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200763 "CatPEG" wrote: How do I assign a numeric value to text entries on my data sheet? For example, several codes are EX, VG, U, DS, FR, A and their respective numeric values are 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0. Wherever there's a "DS" on the data sheet, I'd like the number "2" substituted. I understand this was a "Search and replace" command in Excel 2003 (which I never used)... |
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