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Excel 2000 Question
I have 28 cells in a column with imported percentage (moisture) from a
database. I want to create another column that calculates maximum drying temperature (for corn dryer) based on the percent moisture. Example: If cell C2 = .10, max temp would be 105. If cell C2 = .34, max temp would be 94, etc. Possible range of moisture percentage would be .10 to ..40. Max temp would go from 94 to 105. I was able to figure this out in Excel 2007 easy enough using Lookup (lookup (cell), {percent, percent, percent, "105","104","103"} etc. Struggling to get Lookup to work like that in 2000. HELP! |
Excel 2000 Question
=LOOKUP(B1,{.1;.2;.3;.4},{102;101;100;99}) HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Mojo" wrote in message ... I have 28 cells in a column with imported percentage (moisture) from a database. I want to create another column that calculates maximum drying temperature (for corn dryer) based on the percent moisture. Example: If cell C2 = .10, max temp would be 105. If cell C2 = .34, max temp would be 94, etc. Possible range of moisture percentage would be .10 to .40. Max temp would go from 94 to 105. I was able to figure this out in Excel 2007 easy enough using Lookup (lookup (cell), {percent, percent, percent, "105","104","103"} etc. Struggling to get Lookup to work like that in 2000. HELP! |
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