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add a value to and then multiply values of multiple codes in one c
The following is a single column in a reverse billing sheet. Is it possible
for excel to pull each code individualy even if there are several codes in one cell all seperated by a dash? Even better can it assign a fixed dollar amount to each code and calculate the total dollar value of that cell? I have a total of 25 codes and each equates to a fixed dollar value. I am using Excel 2003. Thanks in advance for any help on this. CODES 2A - 1L - 5C - 2K- - - - 1L - 5C - - - - - - 5X - 2K - 2K - 2K - - - - 1A - 2A - 5C - - - - - 1E - 2A - 1L - - - - - 5X - 1L - 1E- - - - - 3C - 1E - - - - - - 1A - 1E - - - - - - |
add a value to and then multiply values of multiple codes in one c
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Check Delimited and char = - You will have to type the $ amount corresponding to each code HTH -- AP "Tomkat743" a écrit dans le message de ... The following is a single column in a reverse billing sheet. Is it possible for excel to pull each code individualy even if there are several codes in one cell all seperated by a dash? Even better can it assign a fixed dollar amount to each code and calculate the total dollar value of that cell? I have a total of 25 codes and each equates to a fixed dollar value. I am using Excel 2003. Thanks in advance for any help on this. CODES 2A - 1L - 5C - 2K- - - - 1L - 5C - - - - - - 5X - 2K - 2K - 2K - - - - 1A - 2A - 5C - - - - - 1E - 2A - 1L - - - - - 5X - 1L - 1E- - - - - 3C - 1E - - - - - - 1A - 1E - - - - - - |
add a value to and then multiply values of multiple codes in one c
Why don't you create a help table, in which you all all of your present and future codes with all the proper prices they stand for? This way you can have VLOOKUP getting all the proper amounts and a SUMIF formula to sum them all together. Depends on the structure of your table, and the columns present. Paul -- Herman56 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Herman56's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=31018 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=527503 |
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