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Default avoid nested IFs with another function

I have an array comprised of two columns and and 8 rows. The left column
contains an ascending list of numbers -- 91, 181, 366, etc. The right column
contains a corresponding text entry. I want to compare if a value is less
than the number in the left column of the first row. IF the compared value
matches the criteria, pull the text in right column, but if not, move on to
the next row, perform the comparison again to the number in the second row
and either pull the text in the right column or move on to row three, and so
on.

91 AGING
181 MILD
366 MEDIUM
732 SHARP - 1YR
1098 SHARP - 2YR
1464 SHARP - 3YR
1830 SHARP - 4YR
2195 SHARP - 5YR & MORE

Can I avoid nesting IF functions? I will have other items that will have
more than 8 rows.

I hope this question makes sense.

Thanks for helping.
 
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