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I have a cell say A2 that has a number in it .... I would like to return a
number value in another cell. I can write an if then else statement: if(a2 = 5 then,1,if(a2=10,2,if(a2=15,3))) etc. but this gets long (i have 30-40 parameters) I know there has to be a way to write it in VB so that I could just go down a list (if I need to change the value later) but for some reason I am having a problem with the language. I would appreciate any help! -- Jackie |
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