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serial number decode
i have a month code table.
A or B denote January C or D denote Febuary and so on until Dec. How can I decode a list? |
serial number decode
In the same way as you coded it: with a reverse table
So for table A or B Jan B or C Feb D or E Mar Just make another that says Jan A or B Feb C or D Mar E or F If you want it to say which between A and B, you will have to tell us and Excel what the difference between A and B is. -- Allllen "chiuinggum" wrote: i have a month code table. A or B denote January C or D denote Febuary and so on until Dec. How can I decode a list? |
serial number decode
But my data is in alphabet
"Allllen" wrote: In the same way as you coded it: with a reverse table So for table A or B Jan B or C Feb D or E Mar Just make another that says Jan A or B Feb C or D Mar E or F If you want it to say which between A and B, you will have to tell us and Excel what the difference between A and B is. -- Allllen "chiuinggum" wrote: i have a month code table. A or B denote January C or D denote Febuary and so on until Dec. How can I decode a list? |
serial number decode
Hi, do you have a single column with the codes? and you would like to have in
another column the corresponding month? eg: A Jan B Jan D Feb E Mar F Mar C Feb If you, so create a table like Col A Col B A Jan B Jan C Feb D Mar E Mar F Apr G Apr H May etc and use a Vlookup to find the corresp month for each code. hope this helps regards from Brazil Marcelo "chiuinggum" escreveu: But my data is in alphabet "Allllen" wrote: In the same way as you coded it: with a reverse table So for table A or B Jan B or C Feb D or E Mar Just make another that says Jan A or B Feb C or D Mar E or F If you want it to say which between A and B, you will have to tell us and Excel what the difference between A and B is. -- Allllen "chiuinggum" wrote: i have a month code table. A or B denote January C or D denote Febuary and so on until Dec. How can I decode a list? |
serial number decode
i just did that. i thought there was an easier method.
"Marcelo" wrote: Hi, do you have a single column with the codes? and you would like to have in another column the corresponding month? eg: A Jan B Jan D Feb E Mar F Mar C Feb If you, so create a table like Col A Col B A Jan B Jan C Feb D Mar E Mar F Apr G Apr H May etc and use a Vlookup to find the corresp month for each code. hope this helps regards from Brazil Marcelo "chiuinggum" escreveu: But my data is in alphabet "Allllen" wrote: In the same way as you coded it: with a reverse table So for table A or B Jan B or C Feb D or E Mar Just make another that says Jan A or B Feb C or D Mar E or F If you want it to say which between A and B, you will have to tell us and Excel what the difference between A and B is. -- Allllen "chiuinggum" wrote: i have a month code table. A or B denote January C or D denote Febuary and so on until Dec. How can I decode a list? |
serial number decode
If you have a letter in cell A1, this formula will show the month by
calculation (i.e. no need for a separate table): =IF(A1="","",VALUE("1/"&INT((CODE(UPPER(A1))-65)/2)+1&"/2006")) You can copy the formula down. It will recognise "A" and "a" through to X. If the cell in column A is blank it will show a blank. If column A has Y or Z or a number, then you will get #VALUE. Hope this helps. Pete chiuinggum wrote: i just did that. i thought there was an easier method. "Marcelo" wrote: Hi, do you have a single column with the codes? and you would like to have in another column the corresponding month? eg: A Jan B Jan D Feb E Mar F Mar C Feb If you, so create a table like Col A Col B A Jan B Jan C Feb D Mar E Mar F Apr G Apr H May etc and use a Vlookup to find the corresp month for each code. hope this helps regards from Brazil Marcelo "chiuinggum" escreveu: But my data is in alphabet "Allllen" wrote: In the same way as you coded it: with a reverse table So for table A or B Jan B or C Feb D or E Mar Just make another that says Jan A or B Feb C or D Mar E or F If you want it to say which between A and B, you will have to tell us and Excel what the difference between A and B is. -- Allllen "chiuinggum" wrote: i have a month code table. A or B denote January C or D denote Febuary and so on until Dec. How can I decode a list? |
serial number decode
Sorry, forgot to say - format the cell containing the formula using
Custom and set to MMM. Pete Pete_UK wrote: If you have a letter in cell A1, this formula will show the month by calculation (i.e. no need for a separate table): =IF(A1="","",VALUE("1/"&INT((CODE(UPPER(A1))-65)/2)+1&"/2006")) You can copy the formula down. It will recognise "A" and "a" through to X. If the cell in column A is blank it will show a blank. If column A has Y or Z or a number, then you will get #VALUE. Hope this helps. Pete chiuinggum wrote: i just did that. i thought there was an easier method. "Marcelo" wrote: Hi, do you have a single column with the codes? and you would like to have in another column the corresponding month? eg: A Jan B Jan D Feb E Mar F Mar C Feb If you, so create a table like Col A Col B A Jan B Jan C Feb D Mar E Mar F Apr G Apr H May etc and use a Vlookup to find the corresp month for each code. hope this helps regards from Brazil Marcelo "chiuinggum" escreveu: But my data is in alphabet "Allllen" wrote: In the same way as you coded it: with a reverse table So for table A or B Jan B or C Feb D or E Mar Just make another that says Jan A or B Feb C or D Mar E or F If you want it to say which between A and B, you will have to tell us and Excel what the difference between A and B is. -- Allllen "chiuinggum" wrote: i have a month code table. A or B denote January C or D denote Febuary and so on until Dec. How can I decode a list? |
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