Secondly: =LEFT(Sheet1!A1,1)+1&RIGHT(Sheet1!A1,1)
This assumes that your numbers in 6a, 7c etc. are always single digit.
> Firstly: In your new worksheet you could use something like
> =CHAR(CODE(Sheet1!A1)-1)
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> > Lastly I have a worksheet again where the entries are letters and numbers
> > i.e. 6b. I need to create a parallel worksheet where all the entries
move
> up
> > one letter so 6b would go 6a etc... The major complication that the
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> >
> > Bodster.
Joerg - 11 Jan 2007 08:08 GMT
Lastly:
=IF(RIGHT(Sheet1!A1,1)="a",LEFT(Sheet1!A1,1)+1&"c",LEFT(Sheet1!A1,1)&CHAR(CO
DE(RIGHT(Sheet1!A1,1))-1))
Cheers,
Joerg
> Secondly: =LEFT(Sheet1!A1,1)+1&RIGHT(Sheet1!A1,1)
> This assumes that your numbers in 6a, 7c etc. are always single digit.
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> > >
> > > Bodster.