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Need to do a search and replace on multiple values: 06 - Phase VI
would be replaced by O, 08 - Won would be replaced by W, 09 - Lost
would be replaced by L, 10 - Cancelled by Gov't would be replaced by C

I've looked for formulas, but what I've turned up is multiple values
to one value e.g. $ or - to blank.

Any help would be appreciated!
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Well, the easiest way would be: Ctrl+F Replace Find what (type in your
criteria) Replace with (type in your criteria) Replace All.

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All;

Need to do a search and replace on multiple values: 06 - Phase VI
would be replaced by O, 08 - Won would be replaced by W, 09 - Lost
would be replaced by L, 10 - Cancelled by Gov't would be replaced by C

I've looked for formulas, but what I've turned up is multiple values
to one value e.g. $ or - to blank.

Any help would be appreciated!
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