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how do i calculate palindromes in Excel?
how do i calculate a list of four digit years that are palindromes in Excel?
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how do i calculate palindromes in Excel?
In A1, enter the number 10.
In A2, enter the formula =A1+1. Fill down to A90. In B1: =TEXT(A1,"00")&RIGHT(TEXT(A1,"00"),1)&LEFT(TEXT(A1 ,"00"),1) Fill down. -- Kind regards, Niek Otten "cloud" wrote in message ... how do i calculate a list of four digit years that are palindromes in Excel? |
how do i calculate palindromes in Excel?
Hi,
Use the following formula in any cell and autofill it across 10 columns and down 9 rows (please don't exceed that range!) =1001*ROW(A1)+110*(COLUMN(A1)-1) OR use the following formula in any cell, substituting "starting row#" with the actual row number where you are entering the formula, and autofill to reach "9999" as the result. =(ROW()+10-starting row#)*100+MOD(ROW()+10-starting row#,10)*10+QUOTIENT(ROW()+10-starting row#,10) e.g., if you are entering the formula in any cell in Row 2, the formula would be, =(ROW()+10-2)*100+MOD(ROW()+10-2,10)*10+QUOTIENT(ROW()+10-2,10) Regards, B. R. Ramachandran "cloud" wrote: how do i calculate a list of four digit years that are palindromes in Excel? |
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