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Hi! I'm struggling with how to put the correct unit of measure on a number.
In some cases the unit of measure is grams. In other cases, the unit of measure is mililiters. I was planning on having a hidden column that would hold the letter "g," the letters "mL" (or that might be empty -- ACCIDENTALLY, of course). Example A1 = 6, B1 = mL A2 = 10, B2 = g Column B would be hidden (not visible) An IF-THEN formula gets me part of the way. But how do I do the Custom Format label like you'd see if you clicked on the following ... Format -- Cells -- Number -- Custom -- 0.0 "g" -or- Format -- Cells -- Number -- Custom -- 0.0 "mL" I think I can figure out the IF-THEN part of things. It's just the labeling I'm struggling with. I need to be able to do some math on the contents of cells in Column A. If anyone is able to point me in the right direction, it would be much appreciated |
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