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![]() Hi I a drop down box with the following values that the user can selet 1-4 5-8 9-12 In the next column I have a formula that converts the above into a number - so it can be used in a formula. =IF(H5= "1-4",4) How do I add to the above formula a condition that says if "5-8" is entered in H5 then the cell = 8 and if "9-12" is entered the cell = 12. I know how to right individual bits - but not combine them together. I hope this makes sense. Cheers, Phil |
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