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Join Date: Sep 2003
Posts: 13
OS: xp
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EXCEL Auto fill
I'd like to have a specific cell automatically list info based on what gets entered into another field.
Example: G16 starts with 3 then cell G18=AMEX G16 starts with 4 then cell G18=VISA G16 starts with 5 then cell G18=MASTERCARD I think this might be a conditional format, but I must have brain drain today. Thanks. Dana
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Join Date: Apr 2008
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Re: EXCEL Auto fill
Hi Dana,
Using a lookup table is often the best approach but, provided there's no more than 8 possible outcomes, you can also do it with a set of up to 7 nested IF tests in G18: =IF(G16=3,"AMEX",IF(G16=4,"VISA",IF(G16=5,"MASTERCARD","N/A")))
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