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Hi I have a string in a column and the last two digits are going to decide
which value is going to appear in another cell. EG - YTR567TT YTR567VT YTR567CT Because the first ends in T* I want to call this a 1, the second is V* and this will be 2 and the last is C* and this should be 3. How do I conditionally fill the cell with 1, 2 or 3? I want to make it so it is carried on as a trend down the page too. Thanks in advance. |
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