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How do I?
If cell B1 = 1001, I would like cell A1 to reflect "A".
If cell B2 = 1002, then cell A2 should be "B" and so on. And if cell B1 = 1003, then cell A1 should be "C". I need column A to read A,B or C based on column B being a value of 1001-1003. Make sense? TIA Bill Bondo |
How do I?
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=CHAR(B1-1000+64) -- HTH Sandy In Perth, the ancient capital of Scotland and the crowning place of kings Replace @mailinator.com with @tiscali.co.uk "bondo" wrote in message ... If cell B1 = 1001, I would like cell A1 to reflect "A". If cell B2 = 1002, then cell A2 should be "B" and so on. And if cell B1 = 1003, then cell A1 should be "C". I need column A to read A,B or C based on column B being a value of 1001-1003. Make sense? TIA Bill Bondo |
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