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hi, how do i convert a list of numbers to their parrallel months? eg.
1=january, 12-december
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There are many ways

1. If you have numbers in Col A starting at A1
enter this in B1
=Date(1,A1,1)
and format the column as
Custom|mmmm

This will show January, ... depending upon the number in A1

Or you can have
=LOOKUP(A1,{1,2,...12},{"January","February",..."" December"})

Fill the missing numbers, months

or
you can use VLOOLKUP
=VLOOKUP(A1,Sheet2!A:B,2,False)

if you have numbers in Col A and month names in Col B of Sheet2

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=TEXT(DATE(1,A1,1),"mmmm")
or
=DATE(1,A12,1) and format as mmmm
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Try this:

A1 = a number from 1 to 12

=TEXT(A1*30,"mmmm")

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One way (assuming that A1 contains the number):
=CHOOSE(A1,"January","February")

Complete the formula up to December.

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'beautiful' solution...

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Try this:

A1 = a number from 1 to 12

=TEXT(A1*30,"mmmm")

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'beautiful' solution...

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Try this:

A1 = a number from 1 to 12

=TEXT(A1*30,"mmmm")

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1=january, 12-december






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Thanks for the help.
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How do I apply the formula to the rest of the row?
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