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Is this even possible? I have custom data in cells that contain letters and
numbers that I need to divide by 4 to one column and multiply by 5 into another column. I need to duplicate it over 12,000 times. Here is an example: Primary cell contains 'B-3Y30' where 'B' remains constant and 'Y' equals 48. Divide cell then reads 'B-43 1/2' and the multiply cell then reads 'B-18Y6'. The divide cell converts 'Y' to 48 then times 3, adds 30 and divides by 4. The multiply cell converts 'Y' to 48 then times 3, adds 30, multiplies by 5 and changes the sum to number of "Y's" at 48 with under 48 as the actual number. Also, the 'B' varies to other letters and sometimes 2 or 3 characters (AXX or RN) and all need to remain constant. I can send an example of a few if needed. Pretty wild huh? Any help will be appreciated. -- The Doktor from Mile High |
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