StuLux
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I need to create a formula that will create a unique number between 30.1 and 499.9 The number must be to one decimal place and not be a whole number e.g. 39.9, 421.3, 32.7 are OK but not 40.0, 100.0 etc.
I actually need to do this in MS Project but think I can convert an Excel formula - the one advantage in MS Project is the field for Unique ID I think I can use as the "seed" to create the number.
For the sake of this formula in Excel assume I have a column of unique whole numbers to start with but these could range from 1 to 100,000 and I need to convert them to a number within the constraints above. Therefore the formula needs to take the existing number, whatever its value, and convert it to a unique number between 30.1 and 499.9 as per above.
Hope this makes sense.
I actually need to do this in MS Project but think I can convert an Excel formula - the one advantage in MS Project is the field for Unique ID I think I can use as the "seed" to create the number.
For the sake of this formula in Excel assume I have a column of unique whole numbers to start with but these could range from 1 to 100,000 and I need to convert them to a number within the constraints above. Therefore the formula needs to take the existing number, whatever its value, and convert it to a unique number between 30.1 and 499.9 as per above.
Hope this makes sense.
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