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Have a spreadsheet where the end result is "current" or "expired" and I am
required to place a percentage return on the current return but as they are not numeric I cant determine exactly how to represent the returns as 1 or 0 to gain a percentage return Any help please Kent |
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If I understand you correctly, you want a number to represent each of
"current" and "expired" and calculate percentages based on those number placeholders? Try something like this: =IF(A1="current",1,IF(A1="expired",0,"")) and then you have your numerical values with which you can run calculations. Is that what you had in mind? The formula above assumes that "current" or "expired" is in A1; change to suit your needs. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Kent" wrote: Have a spreadsheet where the end result is "current" or "expired" and I am required to place a percentage return on the current return but as they are not numeric I cant determine exactly how to represent the returns as 1 or 0 to gain a percentage return Any help please Kent |
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