No go, this wont work unless the QScore in ColD is an exact match to the low
or high end of the range.

In the example I provided, the person received a QScore of 3.56
(ColD)....this is between 3.01 and 4.0 (ColA and ColB) so it should return
the number 4 from ColC in to ColE.

Thank you for the help Bob!

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

How about

=VLOOKUP(D2,A1:C6,3)

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HTH

RP
"fpd833" wrote in message
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Is there such a thing? I'm working on a spreadsheet with a scoring matrix
that looks like this:

A B C D E
Low High Score QScore EndScore
0 1.00 1 3.56 4
1.01 2.00 2
2.01 3.00 3
3.01 4.00 4
4.01 5.00 5

Col A is the low end of the range, Col B is the high end of the range. I'm
looking to take D2, compare it to the table above and return the
appropriate
score from Col C into Col E. So essentially I am looking to take the value
in
Col D, find out which range it falls within, and return the appropriate
value
from Col C. I can't seem to find a function that will allow me to take the
value from Col D, find which range it's "between" and return the right
value.
Make sense? Thanks in advance for your help.