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Someone was kind enough to answer me BUT, the notifacation link did not open
and I could not find the response. PLEASE be so kind and reply again. Thanks I need help!!! UGH!!!! Example: 2 cells, one titled LEFT & one RIGHT. LEFT has a value in it of 2500 while RIGHT has 3500. They would look up in a chart that looks like this; LEFT RIGHT $ 250 250 40 500 500 100 1000 1000 200 2000 2000 400 3000 3000 600 4000 4000 800 5000 5000 1000 The LEFT 2500 would fall on the leftside between 2000 & 3000 while the RIGHt 3500 would fall between 3000 & 4000 on the rightside. The search would return the level above the lowest value which in this case would be the 2000 row and would be $400 I hope that this made sense and thank you for your assistance. -- Thanks much Robert |
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-- Gary''s Student - gsnu200828 "robert" wrote: Someone was kind enough to answer me BUT, the notifacation link did not open and I could not find the response. PLEASE be so kind and reply again. Thanks I need help!!! UGH!!!! Example: 2 cells, one titled LEFT & one RIGHT. LEFT has a value in it of 2500 while RIGHT has 3500. They would look up in a chart that looks like this; LEFT RIGHT $ 250 250 40 500 500 100 1000 1000 200 2000 2000 400 3000 3000 600 4000 4000 800 5000 5000 1000 The LEFT 2500 would fall on the leftside between 2000 & 3000 while the RIGHt 3500 would fall between 3000 & 4000 on the rightside. The search would return the level above the lowest value which in this case would be the 2000 row and would be $400 I hope that this made sense and thank you for your assistance. -- Thanks much Robert |
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**Maybe** this...
A2 = Left = 2500 B2 = Right = 3500 Your table is in the range A10:C16 Assuming "Left" and "Right" will *always* be within the boundaries of your table values. =INDEX(C10:C16,MIN(MATCH(A2,A10:A16),MATCH(B2,B10: B16))) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "robert" wrote in message ... Someone was kind enough to answer me BUT, the notifacation link did not open and I could not find the response. PLEASE be so kind and reply again. Thanks I need help!!! UGH!!!! Example: 2 cells, one titled LEFT & one RIGHT. LEFT has a value in it of 2500 while RIGHT has 3500. They would look up in a chart that looks like this; LEFT RIGHT $ 250 250 40 500 500 100 1000 1000 200 2000 2000 400 3000 3000 600 4000 4000 800 5000 5000 1000 The LEFT 2500 would fall on the leftside between 2000 & 3000 while the RIGHt 3500 would fall between 3000 & 4000 on the rightside. The search would return the level above the lowest value which in this case would be the 2000 row and would be $400 I hope that this made sense and thank you for your assistance. -- Thanks much Robert |
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