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CHOOSE function - more than 29 items
Hi,
Is there a way of using the CHOOSE function if you have more than 29 values? AND Is there a way of avoiding typing in all of the 29 (or more) values into the formula box? Thank you |
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CHOOSE function - more than 29 items
Wouldn't VLOOKUP with a lookup table be better suited than a great whack of
values in one CHOOSE formula? Or with a list of sorted values in A1:A34 and a list of values in B1:B34 In D1 enter =LOOKUP(C1,A1:A34,B1:B34) Enter a lookup value in C1 Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 2 Jun 2010 10:47:55 -0700, amanda wrote: Hi, Is there a way of using the CHOOSE function if you have more than 29 values? AND Is there a way of avoiding typing in all of the 29 (or more) values into the formula box? Thank you |
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