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I would like to take a string such as R0-H6-D2 and return a number (1-4) based on one of four values for R, H and D in a separate column for each. The attachment should make what I am trying to do clearer. Any help will be much appreciated!
I would like to take a string such as R0-H6-D2 and return a number (1-4) based on one of four values for R, H and D in a separate column for each. The attachment should make what I am trying to do clearer. Any help will be much appreciated!
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I have updated the attachment. Hope it is clearer now.
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Hi Hemesh,Originally Posted by hemesh
Thanks for the help. Yes, your formula does what I wanted to do and I have given you the star! Here is a similar way to get the same results that I found out subsequent to my post:
For "R" =LOOKUP(MID(I34,2,2),{"0-","15","30","45";"1","2","3","4"})
For "H" =LOOKUP(MID(I44,6,1),{"6","7","8","9";"1","2","3","4"})
For "D" =LOOKUP(MID(I39,9,1),{"2","4","6","8";"1","2","3","4"})
Thanks again!
Here is another answer for this problem.
It uses the letters in the 1 row to lookup.
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