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function which includes its own list - no table
Must you use a table?
Can you do something like this: =index2(C4, ("m", "t", "w", "r", "f")) where cell c4 contains a number used as an index into my list of letters Thank you. |
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function which includes its own list - no table
Looking all over for something like this ... and right after I post
choose(). Sorry for the noise. |
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