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I have downloaded material from Consumer Reports and I am trying to convert
their 5 rating symbols to numbers. I have tried "if" statements and
"find"/"replace" but these approaches are looking for text data in the cell.
Do I need to do something with VBA?
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I have downloaded material from Consumer Reports and I am trying to convert
their 5 rating symbols to numbers. I have tried "if" statements and
"find"/"replace" but these approaches are looking for text data in the
cell.
Do I need to do something with VBA?


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