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I have a salary amount that I must examine against a salary matrix. The
salary matrix has a lane and step number that allows me to use the index function. I must examine the matrix and return the lane number needed for the salary amount to be equal or greater than the given salary. I.E. what lane would a person have to be placed on to achieve a salary no less than their current salary. Any help appreciated. -- James D. Sheehan |
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Tell us how the 'lane' and salary data is arranged?
How is it sorted - salary ascending or descending? If the lane is after (to the right or below) then we can use VLOOKUP (or HLOOKUP), otherwise we need to play with INDEX and MATCH best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "James D. Sheehan" wrote in message ... I have a salary amount that I must examine against a salary matrix. The salary matrix has a lane and step number that allows me to use the index function. I must examine the matrix and return the lane number needed for the salary amount to be equal or greater than the given salary. I.E. what lane would a person have to be placed on to achieve a salary no less than their current salary. Any help appreciated. -- James D. Sheehan |
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