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Formula Help Price Code
Hi all, I have a list of prices, and I would like to convert them into code. *BLACK HORSE:* B=1 L=2 and so forth. I only need even dollar amounts, no cents. Someone gave me this formula, but it is for dollars and cents, and it makes 0=B instead of 1=B. This is what I am working with so far. Q is just a dummy letter in front of each code. ="Q"&IF(ISNUMBER(A1),MID($G$1,A1/1000+1,1)&MID($G$1,MOD(A1,1000)/100+1,1)&MID($G$1,MOD(A1,100)/10+1,1)&MID($G$1,MOD(A1,10)+1,1)&MID($G$1,(A1-INT(A1))*10+1,1)&MID($G$1,ROUND((A1*10-INT(A1*10)),0)*10+1,1),"") Your help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks again, Nathan Sargeant -- natei6 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ natei6's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...fo&userid=7185 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=518949 |
Formula Help Price Code
Hi Nate
Excel is calculating on a 0 - 9 sequence, while you want a 1 - 0 sequence. The easiest way of solving the problem is to comply, and in stead of using *BLACKHORSE:*, rather use *:BLACKHORSE*. You will then get the desired effect. hth "natei6" wrote: Hi all, I have a list of prices, and I would like to convert them into code. *BLACK HORSE:* B=1 L=2 and so forth. I only need even dollar amounts, no cents. Someone gave me this formula, but it is for dollars and cents, and it makes 0=B instead of 1=B. This is what I am working with so far. Q is just a dummy letter in front of each code. ="Q"&IF(ISNUMBER(A1),MID($G$1,A1/1000+1,1)&MID($G$1,MOD(A1,1000)/100+1,1)&MID($G$1,MOD(A1,100)/10+1,1)&MID($G$1,MOD(A1,10)+1,1)&MID($G$1,(A1-INT(A1))*10+1,1)&MID($G$1,ROUND((A1*10-INT(A1*10)),0)*10+1,1),"") Your help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks again, Nathan Sargeant -- natei6 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ natei6's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...fo&userid=7185 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=518949 |
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