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Question about Excel
I work for a construction company where we do a lot of bidding on projects.
We have an excel spreadsheet of about 150 different categories that could be in a bid, but most of the time only 20 or so are used. However, every bid consists of different categories. Instead of typing out the category every time, a co-worked told me that before they updated to Microsoft Office 2002, she used to be able to type in (*02), or (*04), (*63), whatever no. the category was that she wanted, and the category name would appear in the cell. She asked me if I could make it like that again because it was much easier on her. Does anyone know how to go about setting that up? |
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-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Excel" wrote in message ... I work for a construction company where we do a lot of bidding on projects. We have an excel spreadsheet of about 150 different categories that could be in a bid, but most of the time only 20 or so are used. However, every bid consists of different categories. Instead of typing out the category every time, a co-worked told me that before they updated to Microsoft Office 2002, she used to be able to type in (*02), or (*04), (*63), whatever no. the category was that she wanted, and the category name would appear in the cell. She asked me if I could make it like that again because it was much easier on her. Does anyone know how to go about setting that up? |
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