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I don't know if this can be done in Excel. I know it can be done in Access, but I want an Excel sheet. OK, let's say we have 3 locations A, B, and C. We have the distances in numbers from A to B, A to C, and B to C. I want to write a letter in the first column, a letter in the next column, and the third column should give me the number corresponding to that distance. Doable in Excel?
excel is very flexible
but i dont follow your example nabs
kindly give more details please
but from what i understood
you can do it with functions of "IF" and "LOOKUP"
Last edited by Gamer (July 11 2013)
Look at the image below please:
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/89/5ziz.jpg/
Now, let's supposed the distance from A to B is 5 (whatever unit you like). I type A in the first cell, B in the second cell, and the answer 5 pops up in the 5th cell (in this case, we chose the answer to go there). Could work inversely too. B in first cell, A in second, the answer pops up. Now, the question is, where will Excel get the data from?
Last edited by Nabs (July 12 2013)
One Method come to mind is first make a table from cell A1 to B9
AA 0
AB 5
AC 15
BA 5
BB 0
BC 10
CA 15
CB 10
CC 0
Second assume that the cells D2 & E2 are fill in the letters
then choose a new cell to make a function of "=CONCATENATE(D2,E2)"
then choose another cell next to it with the function of "=IF(F2="","",LOOKUP(F2,$A$1:$A$9,$B$1:$B$9))"
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