But what is the rule for determine what the first x is ay, or the second?
The correlation between the first row values and what is in your table is
not obvious.

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Bob Phillips

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"cindy" wrote in message
...
This is a random number table that has an R or L (right and left)
associated
with each fixed number. I need to extract the R or L with the other
values(which I used the LOOKUP function for) for each fixed number.

"Duke Carey" wrote:

What is the logic behind each R and L? I cannot divine any logic by
taking a
quick look at these tables



"cindy" wrote:

I am trying to have excel return a value to me based on a number that
it
compares to a fixed table of numbers. See example below (the small x
is the
value that I am trying to retrieve, this will be an R or L):

X Y PTM#
0.54 x 0.58 1
0.82 x 0.50 2
0.66 x 0.73 3
0.06 x 0.27 4
0.03 x 0.13 5


Here is the Table:
X Y PTM
0.29 R 0.66 1
0.74 R 0.49 2
0.89 L 0.70 3
0.60 R 0.39 4
0.88 R 0.31 5


What function/formula should I use?