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I think you should use this formula: =IF(C2<50,"Sheryl","Lisa"). You should enclose Sheryl and Lisa with quotation marks as these are string values.

You can also use (if A2 is where the Loan # is):

=IF(Right(A2,2)*1<50,"Sheryl","Lisa")

The formula will acquire the last 2 digits of the loan and check it if it's for Sheryl's or Lisa's.
I need a formula just like this, however I need it for more people, for example:
Check digits 0-25 = Monica
Check digits 26-51 = Tom
Check digits 52-76 = Greg
Check digits 77-100 = Lucy

Is this possible, and can anyone please help? Thanks in advance!


 
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