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My question;
I've seen somewhere that you can convert a text string into a formula using the INDIRECT Function. What I am constructing is a maintenance Schedule where some items need to be serviced on a weekly basis, others monthly, quarterly, bi-annually, and yearly. (Those are the only five rotations I require at the moment.) Once constructed the format will take on the appearance of a calendar with conditional formatting to highlight the dates the service falls on. Each of the rotations require (I think) different formulas, so what I want to do is have a list of the five different formulas minus the "=" sign in a lookup table, then have it concatenate in the relevant cell as a formula. EG in D7 if C7 contains "Weekly" then I want it to lookup the formula table in A1:B5, find "Weekly" in ColA and return the corresponding formula in ColB appended with an "=" sign to create a Formula. FYI the formulas are working on dates, ie, depending on whether the result falls between a period start date and a period end date determines whether or not the result is displayed. Regards Vicki |
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