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![]() I recently have recently started using Excell to keep track of things in my side job as a video game reviewer, and have encountered a problem. I need to find a way for Excel to sort through a list of 60 (the numbers are not 1-60, there is just 60 total numbers) numbers and assign a name to them in groups of 12. The numbers are not in order. So in other words, lets say the list was literally the numbers 1-60; I want it to look for any numbers that fall within 1-12 and name them "Group A", look for any numbers that fall within 13-24 and name them "Group B", and so on and so forth. Any Help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you! -- cpontrelli ------------------------------------------------------------------------ cpontrelli's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=34056 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=538203 |
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