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Setup a table, 2 columns by n rows, in M1:N10 say, with values of
1 Blue 2 Red 4 Yellow etc Then use =VLOOKUP(B2,$M$1:$N$10,2,False) -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "LilJazzyLady" wrote in message ... I posted a similiar question before, but I don't think I was clear. Here's what I'm trying to do: In colum B, each corresponding cell has a number (ex: B2 has a 1, B3 has a 4, etc). In Column D is where I want to return the text value. I need the formula to search the cell in Column B and if it finds a 1, to return the value "Blue," a 2 to return "Red," a 4 to return "Yellow" and so forth. An If statement doesn't work because I have more than 7 conditions. What else can I do here? Hope that's clear. Thanks!! |
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