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Hello p45cal,
Thanks for the reply and offer to improve/add to what you have already provided. I must admit I did try to add an extra hard coded value, which did not work. I thought I must be doing something wrong, which is why I asked about adding an extra value. As the file I use is an .xlsx and consists of over 30 workbooks I would prefer not to go down the macro path or add a table of lookup values. Your original, hard coded, three value formula does what I require and is simple to follow and easy to copy down a column. I suppose if the formula could be made "... a bit cleverer ...", my only comment would be that if it does not match the three already hard coded values then return a blank cell. I am more than happy with what you have provided so far and unless making a change to return a blank cell is a quick, easy addition I am happy to leave it as is and mark it solved again. Regards, Dave T |
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