With
D2: a word....Umesh
And this list:
|
A |
B |
2 |
A |
Alpha |
3 |
B |
Bravo |
4 |
C |
Charlie |
5 |
D |
Delta |
6 |
E |
Echo |
7 |
F |
Foxtrot |
8 |
G |
Golf |
9 |
H |
Hotel |
10 |
I |
India |
11 |
J |
Juliet |
12 |
K |
Kilo |
13 |
L |
Lima |
14 |
M |
Mike |
15 |
N |
November |
16 |
O |
October |
17 |
P |
Papa |
18 |
Q |
Quebec |
19 |
R |
Romeo |
20 |
S |
Sierra |
21 |
T |
Tango |
22 |
U |
Uniform |
23 |
V |
Victor |
24 |
W |
Whiskey |
25 |
X |
X-Ray |
26 |
Y |
Yankee |
27 |
Z |
Zulu |
This formula returns the phonetic word for the first letter of the referenced word:
E2: =LOOKUP(D2,$A$2:$A$27,$B$2:$B$27)
In that example, the formula returns: Uniform
Is that something you can work with?
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