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Old April 19th, 2005, 12:21 PM
wally667
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Hi, when I click on New I get three options, Question, Suggestions &
Comments. I still cannot access the New function. I can access the reply
function very well. I still need assistance, thanks wally667

"Kassie" wrote:

Hi there, glad you got sorted out. When reading the posts, there are 3
options in the header bar, New, Reply and Show. Click on New, and select
Start a new thread.
That is on
http://www.microsoft.com/office/comm...t.public.excel.
and then select the category you want, i.e General, New Users, Application
Errors, Charts, Setup, Programming or Worksheet Functions

Regards

"wally667" wrote:

Thanks for your response. Max sent me a formula to accomplish what I wanted,
i.e., the numbers are in one cell, want the names to appear in one cell,
actually replace each number with a specified name. Example "2 vs 3" would be
"Joan - Joe"(ignore quotes). Maybe you can help me with another problem. Just
how do I post a new question on this site. I have signed up for MS's
Passport.net and I can read the posts and reply to the posts but I cannot
start a new thread or ask a new question. I have tried to e-mail MS but it's
virtually impossible to find who to go to. I hope you can shed some light on
this. Thanks, wab.

"Kassie" wrote:

Sorry that I took so long to answer, but only got a chance to answer your
post now. Let me get this straight. Are the team numbers in one or two
cells on your schedule. Do you want the names to appear in one cell or two
cells. Do you want to show the names below or beside the numbers, or do you
actually want to replace the entered numbers with names at some stage. If
the latter, you will need a macro, but I need to be sure before I start.

" wrote:

That doesn't seem to do it. A further explanation is;
The names of the people are not really "a", "b", etc,
they have real names like Robert, Joe, Rose, Jackie,
Glenn, etc. They are listed on sheet 2, in col a there
are numbers 1 through 18 and a name is assigned to each
number in col b. That is, 1 is robert, 2 is Joe, 3 is
Rose, 4 is Jackie, right on down the list. On sheet 1 is
the schedule with the numbers showing who is playing who,
example 1 vs 2 (translated, Robert is playing Joe, 3 vs
4, Rose is playing Jackie. I would like to have a macro
that when I activate the macro it will automatically
change the numbers in the schedule to the names
associated with the number.
-----Original Message-----
Hi

Let's say you have your list in Sheet 2, and your
schedule in Sheet 1

So, in sheet 1 you will enter the next formula in the
cell next to the
number you wnat to reference. For the sake of this
example, say the number
is in Cell C1, and you want the name in C2.

=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(C1,Sheet2!A:B,2),"Not Known",(VLOOKUP
(C1,Sheet2!A:B,2))
If you do not have the number available, it will show
Not Known, else it
will show the name

" wrote:

Thanks, I have the names numbered in a A and the names
in
column B. But I don't know how to do the VLOOKUP
formula.
-----Original Message-----
If your list of names is not numbered at present,
then
insert a column to the
left, where you can insert the relevant numbers, e.g.
A2
= 1, B2 = Say Pete
Summers.

Where you want to show these names, based on numbers,
you can then use a
VLOOKUP formula

"Fredrik Wahlgren" wrote:


wrote in
message
...
I have a bowling league schedule that looks like
this:
Lanes 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
8 9
Teams1-2 3-4 5-6 7-8 9-10 11-12 13-14 15-
16
17-18
The top numbers represent lanes or alley numbers,
and the
second row of figures represent the team
members.The
team
members numbers represent a name from a list. For
this
question the names on the list are a,b,c,d,etc
through r
(18 total) I would like to have formula that I
could
change the team members numbers to team members
names,
i.e,; 1=a, 2=b, 3=c, etc all the way through the
number
18 and letter r. I cannot write the formula, I
need
someone to give me a details of how to do it.
Thanks, WAB

Assuming the number 1 is in A1, use =CHAR(A1+96) to
get an "a". If you pass
2, it will return "b".

/Fredrik



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