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Is it possible for letters to have a value ?
E.G Imagine a blank cell. If i enter the letter M in it, i want the cell next to it to show the number 8. If i enter the letter A, i want the adjacent cell to show the number 11 etc etc Can anyone help me ? |
There are I suspect several ways, one would be to create a table in for
example Sheet 2 with column A containing 'A to Z' ,(A1:A26), column B containing the values you want to assign to each letter (B1:B26) Then if your blank cell were Sheet1A1, then in B1 enter :- =VLOOKUP(A1,Sheet2!$A$1:$B$26,2,False) Regards, "Tykelad" wrote in message ... Is it possible for letters to have a value ? E.G Imagine a blank cell. If i enter the letter M in it, i want the cell next to it to show the number 8. If i enter the letter A, i want the adjacent cell to show the number 11 etc etc Can anyone help me ? |
G'day Tykelad,
Just a FYI I cannot directly assist, as I am a plodder in Excel :) however, In MSWorks I have a fields that use exactly your request and I use a "Choose" statement. The employment of this, depends on the number of characters one can fit in a cell. Otherwise VLookup is used. Regards. "Tykelad" wrote in message ... | Is it possible for letters to have a value ? | E.G Imagine a blank cell. If i enter the letter M in it, i want the cell | next to it to show the number 8. If i enter the letter A, i want the adjacent | cell to show the number 11 etc etc | Can anyone help me ? |
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