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Hi all. I have a lot of data in columns in text format that I want to
code in to whole numbers. eg. a lot of rows in say column A than contain either "red", "blue", "black" etc. I need a formula (ideally able to placed on a different sheet!) for corresponding rows in a new column eg: C, that would say: if A1 "red" then C1=0, if A1="blue" then C1=2, if A1="black" then C1=3 and so forth with up to 20 arguments!. Is this at all possiable. Thanks. Vince |
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