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If there is a whole group of numbers associating with Consumer,
Commercial etc, you are better off creating a sequence of lists elsewhere with the numbers pertaining to each classification. In particular you can put the classifications as headers in a table of rows with unequal lengths. Say they occupy columns F:H, with F1:H1 containing the headers, i.e. the classifications. Thus 3 different outcomes. The following *array* formula will then return the classification: =INDEX(F1:H1,MIN(ROW(1:3)*IF(COUNTIF(OFFSET(F:F,0, ROW(1:3)-1),A2)=1,1,10))) *Array Formula* : Needs to be entered with Shift+Ctrl+Enter. HTH Kostis Vezerides |
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