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I am trying to create math worksheets for my students so that the words for
numbers can be substituted automatically. I have my word list in column A and prepared a work sheet so that I can place numbers in one column say B and would like the words to auto fill in column C. I have used the IF statement however it is severly limited by 7 statement only. Is there a way to define which cell in column A to obtain the word for column C by using a value in column B? |
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