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As part of my now ongoing project to create a comprehensive drawing register,
I need to list the latest revision of a drawing ever issued. These may or may not be in order, as sometime there will be a need to issue an older drawing. In a row, I will have letters (A - Z, AA - AZ), Numbers (01 - 99) and / or (1 - 99), as well as /, \ or -. I currently use the following function (where I29 to DS29 is my range): =IF(SUM(--ISTEXT(I29:DS29)),CHAR(MAX(IF(I29:DS29<"",CODE(I2 9:DS29),""))),MAX (I29:DS29)) This returns the highest numeric number from 1 - 9, and then from A - Z. However, it only registers up to number 9. Any numbers over 9 will return it's multiple. Eg. 11 will be shown as 1, 25 will be shown as 2, 33 as 3 and so on. It will correctly display the alphabetic value up to Z, however, the same applies to double letters. AA, AT, AZ will all return as A. The only ranges I can work with then are 1 - 9 and A - Z. The function does pick up the backslash \, and it does pick up / and - if I use apostrophe before, but I don't want to use this, as users will be entering info and will forget to put the apostrophe in. How do I make it so that the function will return the values, in addition to 1 -9 and A - Z, of the numbers from 10-99, double letters AA - AZ, as well as any keyboard symbols. TIA David -- Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...tions/200612/1 |
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