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Hi, I need help writing a simple code that will take a number between 1-4,
out of a single colum in a specific worksheet and identify it with a word.
ie. 1=Breakfast, 2=Lunch, 3=Supper and 4=Night.

Here is a little back ground, I wrote a program in my TI calc that stores
1-4 to represent the meal time. I now have taken that Matrix from my calc
and opened it as a worksheet to make a graph out of it. on my graph I want
the words "Breakfast", "Lunch", ect. spelled out at the corresponding spot.

Ive done VB code before but I have kind of forgotten most of it :(

Thanks for any help. I have cross referenced this in both programing, and
misc excel groups.

Gordy


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you need not use vba .you can use spreadsheet formula

your data is from A1 down

try this formula in cell in B1
=IF(A1=1,"breakfast",IF(A1=2,"lunch",IF(A1=3,"supp er",IF(A1=4,"night"))))
now copy this formula B1 down.

chang according to your database

if you can use vba use "select"


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Hi, I need help writing a simple code that will take a number between 1-4,
out of a single colum in a specific worksheet and identify it with a word.
ie. 1=Breakfast, 2=Lunch, 3=Supper and 4=Night.

Here is a little back ground, I wrote a program in my TI calc that stores
1-4 to represent the meal time. I now have taken that Matrix from my calc
and opened it as a worksheet to make a graph out of it. on my graph I

want
the words "Breakfast", "Lunch", ect. spelled out at the corresponding

spot.

Ive done VB code before but I have kind of forgotten most of it :(

Thanks for any help. I have cross referenced this in both programing, and
misc excel groups.

Gordy






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=CHOOSE(A1,"breakfast","lunch","supper","night")

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Hi, I need help writing a simple code that will take a number between 1-4,
out of a single colum in a specific worksheet and identify it with a word.
ie. 1=Breakfast, 2=Lunch, 3=Supper and 4=Night.

Here is a little back ground, I wrote a program in my TI calc that stores
1-4 to represent the meal time. I now have taken that Matrix from my calc
and opened it as a worksheet to make a graph out of it. on my graph I

want
the words "Breakfast", "Lunch", ect. spelled out at the corresponding

spot.

Ive done VB code before but I have kind of forgotten most of it :(

Thanks for any help. I have cross referenced this in both programing, and
misc excel groups.

Gordy




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