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![]() I would like a macro to substitute letters for numbers (the integers from 0 to 25) in a selection; i.e. every instance of 25 becomes W, then every instance of 24 becomes L, then every instance of 23 becomes M and so on. How do I go about this, please? Clearly the 2 digit numbers must be replaced first, so the order of substitution matters. |
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