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I'm trying to create a complex set of variables in an excel
spreadsheet. Since I am not a strong programmer, the best way to do this is to basically use a very complex if/then argument. However, excel only supports 7 nested conditionals. Basically, what i want to do is "teach" excel the notes of a music keyboard in terms of number. Ex 60 = C, 61 = Db, 62 = D etc etc...and so on for all 127 notes of a midi keyboard. In other words, like an array or list that I can do calculations with. Any advice? |
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