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I am trying to format data that will be entered into a column. The data is
formated in such a way that COLORADO SPRGS shows up as Colorado Springs . I need the full word but Im working with to many records to Find=Replace. I wrote a If/Then that will take COLORADO SPRGS and make it Colorado Springs but I have to do it for about 5 to 6 other abbreviations. ' =IF(PROPER('Customer Addresses'!F2)= "Colorado Sprgs","Colorado Springs",PROPER('Customer Addresses'!F2)) I would like to write a If/Else/then statement if at all possible .... unless of course im taking the long road on this one. ----I just couldnt find any syntax for what im trying to do |
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