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I have a column of numbers between 0 and 150. If the value is between 2 amounts say 0 and 22 then i want it to return with a value that i set. If its between 23 and 28 then return a different value. And so on up to 150. Is it possible to do this? Thanks |
If 7 or less try this idea starting with the higher numbers first, as shown
here. If more, look in HELP index for VLOOKUP =IF(C3120,1,IF(C3100,2,IF(C380,3))) -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "gaynie" wrote in message ... Hi I have a column of numbers between 0 and 150. If the value is between 2 amounts say 0 and 22 then i want it to return with a value that i set. If its between 23 and 28 then return a different value. And so on up to 150. Is it possible to do this? Thanks |
Have a look at VLOOKUP:
http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions02.html tj "gaynie" wrote: Hi I have a column of numbers between 0 and 150. If the value is between 2 amounts say 0 and 22 then i want it to return with a value that i set. If its between 23 and 28 then return a different value. And so on up to 150. Is it possible to do this? Thanks |
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