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worksheet functions
In microsoft Excel 2003:
Does anyone know of a worksheet function, built in or homemade, that can replace the contents of a cell when it becomes inactive? I would like to enter a "b" or an "s" into a cell and have it changed to "Buy" or "Sell" or any other replacement string as soon as I go on to another cell. Can this be done? Thanks. |
Les,
A function could do it, but would have to live in a different cell from that containing the B or S. You could use Tools - Autocorrect to cause it to replace B with Buy, etc., after it's been keyed in. This would affect Word and other Office programs too. Or you could use and event macro that made the substitution only when you're in the particular column of interest. -- Earl Kiosterud mvpearl omitthisword at verizon period net ------------------------------------------- "Les Hurley" wrote in message ... In microsoft Excel 2003: Does anyone know of a worksheet function, built in or homemade, that can replace the contents of a cell when it becomes inactive? I would like to enter a "b" or an "s" into a cell and have it changed to "Buy" or "Sell" or any other replacement string as soon as I go on to another cell. Can this be done? Thanks. |
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