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Replacing a number with a description in Excel
I want to enter a number into a cell and have it replaced with a description.
i.e. If I enter "1" in a cell it will replace it with "frame." If I enter "2" it will replace it with "carpet." I need an excel fromula to tell the program to do this. |
There are no formulas that will do that, only VBA
You can however use a vlookup table and get the desciption in the adjacent cell, in either way you need to make a list of all replacement/descriptions and their numbers Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Steinbart" wrote: I want to enter a number into a cell and have it replaced with a description. i.e. If I enter "1" in a cell it will replace it with "frame." If I enter "2" it will replace it with "carpet." I need an excel fromula to tell the program to do this. |
Hi
you may use VLOOKUP in an adjacent cell if you don't want to use an event procedure. See: http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions02.html -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "Steinbart" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... I want to enter a number into a cell and have it replaced with a description. i.e. If I enter "1" in a cell it will replace it with "frame." If I enter "2" it will replace it with "carpet." I need an excel fromula to tell the program to do this. |
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