sdruley
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I have a range of numbers that go from 2613 to 2645 and I want to reduce this range to 2625 to 2633. Is there a mathematical technique to do this and still retain the same relative structure of the numbers.
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This will probably take vba. There must be some mathematicians out there.
Thanks for any assistance
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This will probably take vba. There must be some mathematicians out there.
Thanks for any assistance