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I would like to be able to convert specific letter/s to a specific number and
then be able to sum the total of those numbers. Type in a letter, the letter remains in the cell but the value would be specific to that text. Say you have a column with x bf ug pier I want x to = 1 bf = 6 ug = 3 pier = 4 Then at the bottom of the column I would like to sum all of the numbers. So it would look like x bf ug pier 14 Is there any possible way to achieve this. |
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