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I am trying to create what has been called a progression table in excel.
For example: I have two columns of data, one starting with letters the other with a double progression of numbers. Column one has the letters A,B...J. Column two has the numbers 1,000, 2,000, 4,000, 8,000....512,000. So the letter A corresponds to the number 1,000, letter B corresponds to 2,000 and so on with J corresponding to 512,000. Now here is the challenge. I want to create a table that tells me which combination of letters will add up to a particular value. For example if I wanted a total of 7,000, I would add A, B, and C together. I realize that not all desired numbers can be created exactly by adding up the letters but they will all be within 1,000 of my desired total. I am told that with these variables there are over 1,000 non-repeating numbers that can be created. I have looked at data tables and pivot tables but am not sure which if either of these functions are capable making this table. Does anyone have any ideas? Thank you, DB --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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