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Simple question
Column A is composed of numbers 1 thru 5.
Column B is composed of letters A thru E. Want user to input number is A6. Cell A7 will interpret number intered in A6 and retrieve the adjacent letter that goes with this #. How do I do this? Do I create a table, IF 's? This ain't like basic programmin'. Thanks in advace. |
Simple question
Hi,
Instead of using A6 & A7 I would suggest you use another column which would allow you to extend you list. However, with you input in A6 put this in A7 =VLOOKUP(A6,A1:B5,2,FALSE) Mike "hacdunqh" wrote: Column A is composed of numbers 1 thru 5. Column B is composed of letters A thru E. Want user to input number is A6. Cell A7 will interpret number intered in A6 and retrieve the adjacent letter that goes with this #. How do I do this? Do I create a table, IF 's? This ain't like basic programmin'. Thanks in advace. |
Simple question
VLOOKUP table will do this for you.
In A7 enter =VLOOKUP(A6,$A$1:$B$5,2,FALSE) Enter a number 1 through 5 in A6 Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 12:02:39 -0800 (PST), hacdunqh wrote: Column A is composed of numbers 1 thru 5. Column B is composed of letters A thru E. Want user to input number is A6. Cell A7 will interpret number intered in A6 and retrieve the adjacent letter that goes with this #. How do I do this? Do I create a table, IF 's? This ain't like basic programmin'. Thanks in advace. |
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