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Eric

How to validate the overlap zone?
 
There is a pair of numbers
(x,y) x is always larger than y
I would like to determine two pair of numbers in order to find out whether
they are matched or not, the matched condition is shown below

The spacing level is 8 in cell F1
Example 1
Location: 29 in cell A1, 25 in cell B1, 27 in cell C1, 23 in cell D1
(29,25) and (27,23) : they are overlap each other between 25-27, then
return yes in cell E1

(28,26) and (18,14) : they are not overlap each other, so I look for the
next spacing level (18+8,14+8) = (26,22), so mathcing (28,26) and (26,22) we
find out that they are overlap each other in 26, then return yes in cell E1

(28,26) and (22,17) : they are not overlap each other, so I look for the
next spacing level (22+8,17+8) = (30,25), so mathcing (28,26) and (30,25)
they are overlap each other between 26-28, then return yes in cell E1

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to do it in excel?
Thank everyone very much for any suggestions
Eric


T. Valko

How to validate the overlap zone?
 
Try this...

=IF(OR(MAX(0,MIN(A1,C1)-MAX(B1,D1)+1),MAX(0,MIN(A1,C1+F1)-MAX(B1,D1+F1)+1)),"Yes","No")

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Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"Eric" wrote in message
...
There is a pair of numbers
(x,y) x is always larger than y
I would like to determine two pair of numbers in order to find out whether
they are matched or not, the matched condition is shown below

The spacing level is 8 in cell F1
Example 1
Location: 29 in cell A1, 25 in cell B1, 27 in cell C1, 23 in cell D1
(29,25) and (27,23) : they are overlap each other between 25-27, then
return yes in cell E1

(28,26) and (18,14) : they are not overlap each other, so I look for the
next spacing level (18+8,14+8) = (26,22), so mathcing (28,26) and (26,22)
we
find out that they are overlap each other in 26, then return yes in cell
E1

(28,26) and (22,17) : they are not overlap each other, so I look for the
next spacing level (22+8,17+8) = (30,25), so mathcing (28,26) and (30,25)
they are overlap each other between 26-28, then return yes in cell E1

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to do it in excel?
Thank everyone very much for any suggestions
Eric





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