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Originally Posted by niton View Post
The hope is that although the OP has not learnt enough to describe this impractical assignment clearly, the intent is to enter data in the F column followed by entering data in the G column. In the Worksheet.Change code the product of F and G will replace the value in G.
Even so, I'd be surprised if the desired result can't be achieved without resorting to Worksheet_Change macros (eg via a series of IF tests or a LOOKUP formula that references a table for the variable values).
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