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I have a range of sequintial starting and ending numbers in two columns.
Then I have a huge list of numbers that I need to verify if they fall between one of these ranges. For example A1 contains 1000000000 and B1 contains 1010000000 and C1 is 1000340568. I need a forumla in D1 that would return "True" that the C1 number is between A1 and B1. I tried COUNTIF but that only works for a list of numbers, not the start and end that I have in the above scenario. |
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Try one of these:
Inclusive: =AND(C1=A1,C1<=B1) Between: =AND(C1A1,C1<B1) copy down as needed. Biff "JC" wrote in message ... I have a range of sequintial starting and ending numbers in two columns. Then I have a huge list of numbers that I need to verify if they fall between one of these ranges. For example A1 contains 1000000000 and B1 contains 1010000000 and C1 is 1000340568. I need a forumla in D1 that would return "True" that the C1 number is between A1 and B1. I tried COUNTIF but that only works for a list of numbers, not the start and end that I have in the above scenario. |
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![]() Thanks "T. Valko" wrote: Try one of these: Inclusive: =AND(C1=A1,C1<=B1) Between: =AND(C1A1,C1<B1) copy down as needed. Biff "JC" wrote in message ... I have a range of sequintial starting and ending numbers in two columns. Then I have a huge list of numbers that I need to verify if they fall between one of these ranges. For example A1 contains 1000000000 and B1 contains 1010000000 and C1 is 1000340568. I need a forumla in D1 that would return "True" that the C1 number is between A1 and B1. I tried COUNTIF but that only works for a list of numbers, not the start and end that I have in the above scenario. |
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You're welcome!
Biff "JC" wrote in message ... Thanks "T. Valko" wrote: Try one of these: Inclusive: =AND(C1=A1,C1<=B1) Between: =AND(C1A1,C1<B1) copy down as needed. Biff "JC" wrote in message ... I have a range of sequintial starting and ending numbers in two columns. Then I have a huge list of numbers that I need to verify if they fall between one of these ranges. For example A1 contains 1000000000 and B1 contains 1010000000 and C1 is 1000340568. I need a forumla in D1 that would return "True" that the C1 number is between A1 and B1. I tried COUNTIF but that only works for a list of numbers, not the start and end that I have in the above scenario. |
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