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This is great... work as you say simple... people around me say I know a lot
of excel but it is because I am not near the experts... I really appreciate all your help. "Bernard Liengme" wrote: T Valko's formula is clever but it is an array formula This one is a 'simple' formula - just commit it with ENTER =SUMPRODUCT((A2:A5=E2)*(B2:B5<=F2)*(C2:C5=F2))0 best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme remove caps from email "Alberto Ast" wrote in message ... I have several Colors in ColumA, on column B I have the lowest value and on column C I have the highest.. I can have same color several times with different range values.... how do I find if a given value meets one of those criterias? Col A Col B Col C Blue 1 100 Blue 150 400 Yellow 200 300 Blue 500 750 I want to seach (Blue 200) and get a true value (is on range blue 150-400) I search for (Blue 800) and get a false value (is not on any valid range) Thanks |
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