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Wigi wrote:
Hi Ivica If you setup a simple table, the VLOOKUP function will do it. First column of the table has all the cutoff values. The second one has the corresponding range of values. HTH Hello Wigi. Sorry, i tryed to do it now, but with no success. Could you somehow help me with more detail? example, in column A i have this numbers: 1,2100 1,2100 2,0000 1,4900 2,6400 1,5600 1,3500 1,8300 1,7600 2,3500 5,7400 1,9800 2,3300 5,9400 1,6500 so what formula/procedure should i do if i want to do this few ranges: 1,03-1,15 1,15-1,30 1,30-1,40 1,40-1,50 tnx in advance |
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