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Changing the value in a cell (but a bit more complex than that <G)
=index(b12:b30,match("~*",a12:a30,0))
The ~ means that I want to use the asterisk as a real asterisk--not as a wildcard. RobFJ wrote: I've got a list of fixed numeric values in cells B12 to B30. I want to be able to put an asterisk in any one of cells A12 to A30 (only ever one) - say A15. and for the corresponding value in the B column (ie contents of B15) to be shown in another cell - say C15 Can SKS help out. TIA Rob -- Dave Peterson |
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