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writing a formula to distinguish a letter and a number
How do a write a forumla so that is the input is a letter, then look up
values in a table. If the input is a number, than just accept the number. example: Table: a=1 b=2 c=3 Formula; if input = a, then look up the value of a in a table, which is 1 if input =9, then just keep the input 9 as the result |
writing a formula to distinguish a letter and a number
Hi,
Try this =IF(ISNUMBER(C1),C1,VLOOKUP(C1,A1:B6,2,FALSE)) Assumptions Input number/letter is in C1 Lookup table is in A1 to B6 Mike "noel" wrote: How do a write a forumla so that is the input is a letter, then look up values in a table. If the input is a number, than just accept the number. example: Table: a=1 b=2 c=3 Formula; if input = a, then look up the value of a in a table, which is 1 if input =9, then just keep the input 9 as the result |
writing a formula to distinguish a letter and a number
noel,
I think validation and a drop down might be your best bet here. Or an event macro using VBA that changes your input after leaving the cell. Unless of course the input is in one cell and the desired output is in a different cell... Beege noel wrote: How do a write a forumla so that is the input is a letter, then look up values in a table. If the input is a number, than just accept the number. example: Table: a=1 b=2 c=3 Formula; if input = a, then look up the value of a in a table, which is 1 if input =9, then just keep the input 9 as the result |
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