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Hi there,
I have a workbook that gives me information with time in 24hr clock and what l alo have is a list of of numbers that l want to match as close as possibleo each time. example list of numbers to choose from 06:00 230 07;00 231 08:00 232 So what l am trying to do is if 06;00 equals 230 then put in 230 into column whatever then 07:00 would have to equal 231 then 08;00 would have to be 232 and so on it will always equal a number referenced of the side numbers so there will be no false statement. what l have done is =if(f:f<300,"230"),(g:g) l want it to put the information back into column G. So what l am trying to say is if <300 make it 230 and return it to column G. then for the next one l have done is =if(f:f0700,"231"),(g:g) if greater than 0700 make it 231. Can l do this at all as l have value written in column G? Thanks chris -- chris |
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