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Determine next level from a table
I have a table that has the following information. Let's say that in c5 a
result of 350 was calculated. What type of formula would I use showing that the next level from the table is 400? If c5=480, the next level would be 500. low high a b c5=350 200 299 300 399 400 499 500 599 600 699 700 799 800 899 900 999 1,000 1,099 |
Determine next level from a table
In say, D5:
=IF(ISNA(MATCH(C5,A:A,0)),INDEX(A:A,MATCH(C5,A:A,1 )+1),VLOOKUP(C5,A:A,1)) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 Downloads:16,400 Files:356 Subscribers:53 xdemechanik --- "theone29opn" wrote: I have a table that has the following information. Let's say that in c5 a result of 350 was calculated. What type of formula would I use showing that the next level from the table is 400? If c5=480, the next level would be 500. low high a b c5=350 200 299 300 399 400 499 500 599 600 699 700 799 800 899 900 999 1,000 1,099 |
Determine next level from a table
You haven't said what should happen if there's an exact match. So, based on
your request for *the next level* : =IF(OR(C5<A5,C5=A13),"off scale",LOOKUP(C5,A5:A13)+100) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "theone29opn" wrote in message ... I have a table that has the following information. Let's say that in c5 a result of 350 was calculated. What type of formula would I use showing that the next level from the table is 400? If c5=480, the next level would be 500. low high a b c5=350 200 299 300 399 400 499 500 599 600 699 700 799 800 899 900 999 1,000 1,099 |
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