Excel 2007

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  1. .HaVoC.

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    <span style='font-family:Comic Sans MS'>I'm trying to create a ratio of 200:1 in Excel 2007 but I don't have a clue how to do it. I want the "1" to equal $1 USD and the "200" to equal 200 credits. I want to be able to just type in the number of credits or dollars and have the program automatically convert from one unit to the other. For example if I type in 5000 for the credits, I want it to automatically show $25 in a different cell or if I type in $5, I want it to show "1,000" in a certain cell.

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    Any help would be really appreciated.</span>
     
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    In B3 put =

    =200*(A3)

    then just drag down
     
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    i figured it out like 2 min. before you posted lol
     
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