malibukid71
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Hello everyone,
I'm pretty sure I've seen this done before but it was long ago. I have a report that generates version numbers that I get every day that is saved as a CSV file (ex.1). I also have made an excel spreadsheet that shows numbers and percentages on these versions (ex.2). Right now I have the version # in ex.2 manually typed in but i would like to do a formula that will generated the version numbers for me. I'm wanting to do this so if a new version comes into the mix I don't have to manually up date the formula will add it automatically. Any ideas? I'm using Excel 2019.
ex.1
ex.2
I'm pretty sure I've seen this done before but it was long ago. I have a report that generates version numbers that I get every day that is saved as a CSV file (ex.1). I also have made an excel spreadsheet that shows numbers and percentages on these versions (ex.2). Right now I have the version # in ex.2 manually typed in but i would like to do a formula that will generated the version numbers for me. I'm wanting to do this so if a new version comes into the mix I don't have to manually up date the formula will add it automatically. Any ideas? I'm using Excel 2019.
ex.1
ex.2