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Ascribing Values to Symbols
Hi there,
Am seeking assistance. How would I go about ascribing a value to a symbol in Excel? For example if I wished to use ticks and crosses from WingDings and have them represent a 1 and Zero value respectively so that they could be used with basic formulas. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Many thanks. |
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Ascribing Values to Symbols
You can ascribe the value in the referencing statement:
=IF(A1=CHAR(252),1,0) where A1 would be formatted as Wingdings and CHAR(252) is the check-mark. -- Gary's Student "Chet" wrote: Hi there, Am seeking assistance. How would I go about ascribing a value to a symbol in Excel? For example if I wished to use ticks and crosses from WingDings and have them represent a 1 and Zero value respectively so that they could be used with basic formulas. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Many thanks. |
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