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How do I use an if statement with Find and Replace
I work with houses that have different elevations, that have different door
types. I want to be able to select an elevation and then have it change all the door types to the type that goes with that name |
Take a look he
http://www.contextures.com/xlDataVal02.html In article , Gerald wrote: I work with houses that have different elevations, that have different door types. I want to be able to select an elevation and then have it change all the door types to the type that goes with that name |
Thanks for responding that webpage did have some good info, but not what I
was looking for. I need to edit an existing list of products. I need it to work something like this. The Standard option on the sheet is elevation A, with door type 1. When it has Elevation B, I use Find and Replace to change all the doors that are labeled type 1 to door type 2. I wanted to see if there was a way where I could choose the elevation and have it automaticly change all the door types, without having to redo the whole worksheet. Maybe the way I'm doing it is the easiest way to go, but if there was a way to combine the find and replace function with an if statement, that would be great "JE McGimpsey" wrote: Take a look he http://www.contextures.com/xlDataVal02.html In article , Gerald wrote: I work with houses that have different elevations, that have different door types. I want to be able to select an elevation and then have it change all the door types to the type that goes with that name |
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