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For example if you typed 7 in one cell but in another cell where cell one =
the 2nd cell you want it to appear as 7th not 7 ??? |
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Assuming the numbers are integers...
Try this: A1 = 7 Enter this formula in B1: =A1&MID("thstndrdth",MIN(9,2*RIGHT(A1)*(MOD(A1-11,100)2)+1),2) Credit to Rick Rothstein for the basic concept. That's the shortest ordinal formula (using worksheet functions) I've seen. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "sergio789" wrote in message ... For example if you typed 7 in one cell but in another cell where cell one = the 2nd cell you want it to appear as 7th not 7 ??? |
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