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I am not sure if correct group, but here goes. I am not sure if this can be
done easily, but how do I set a cell based on another? Example A1 has text in it, If A1 contains the word 'Digital' I want B1 to have 'DD' entered. Can this be done? I am using Excel 2003, but will be upgrading to 2007 soon. |
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