Display multiple results based on one cell
 

I need help coming up with a formula that will display Level 1, Level 2,
Level 3, and Level 4 based on what the cell is. If the number is 475 - 490
display Level 1. If the number is 491-500 display level 2. if the number is
501-510 - Level 3. and 511-infinity display Level 4.

The result would look like this
489 Level 1
502 Level 3
477 Level 1

Display multiple results based on one cell
 

Hi,

Create a table like this

475 Level 1
491 Level 2
501 Level 3
511 Level 4

say in A1:B4

In D1 enter the number you want to look up and in F1 the following formula

=VLOOKUP(D1,$A$1:$B$4,2,TRUE)

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"Cul" wrote:

I need help coming up with a formula that will display Level 1, Level 2,
Level 3, and Level 4 based on what the cell is. If the number is 475 - 490
display Level 1. If the number is 491-500 display level 2. if the number is
501-510 - Level 3. and 511-infinity display Level 4.

The result would look like this
489 Level 1
502 Level 3
477 Level 1

Display multiple results based on one cell
 

Suppose the number is in A1
=IF(A1510,"Level 4",IF(A1500,"Level 3", IF(A1490, "Level 2", IF(A1=475,
"Level 1", "too small"))))
OR
=LOOKUP(A1,{475,491,501,511},{"Level 1","Level 2","Level 3","Level 4"})
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"Cul" wrote in message
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I need help coming up with a formula that will display Level 1, Level 2,
Level 3, and Level 4 based on what the cell is. If the number is 475 - 490
display Level 1. If the number is 491-500 display level 2. if the number
is
501-510 - Level 3. and 511-infinity display Level 4.

The result would look like this
489 Level 1
502 Level 3
477 Level 1

Display multiple results based on one cell
 

=LOOKUP(A1,{475,491,501,511},"Level "&{1,2,3,4})


"Cul" wrote:

I need help coming up with a formula that will display Level 1, Level 2,
Level 3, and Level 4 based on what the cell is. If the number is 475 - 490
display Level 1. If the number is 491-500 display level 2. if the number is
501-510 - Level 3. and 511-infinity display Level 4.

The result would look like this
489 Level 1
502 Level 3
477 Level 1

Display multiple results based on one cell
 

Theethless, your fomula works just like I want but I also wanted it to return
a blank cell if there was nothing in the A1 column vs the N/A that shows up.

Thanks,
Michael

"Teethless mama" wrote:

=LOOKUP(A1,{475,491,501,511},"Level "&{1,2,3,4})


"Cul" wrote:

I need help coming up with a formula that will display Level 1, Level 2,
Level 3, and Level 4 based on what the cell is. If the number is 475 - 490
display Level 1. If the number is 491-500 display level 2. if the number is
501-510 - Level 3. and 511-infinity display Level 4.

The result would look like this
489 Level 1
502 Level 3
477 Level 1

Display multiple results based on one cell
 

=IF(A1="","",LOOKUP(A1,{475,491,501,511},"Level "&{1,2,3,4}))


"Cul" wrote:

Theethless, your fomula works just like I want but I also wanted it to return
a blank cell if there was nothing in the A1 column vs the N/A that shows up.

Thanks,
Michael

"Teethless mama" wrote:

=LOOKUP(A1,{475,491,501,511},"Level "&{1,2,3,4})


"Cul" wrote:

I need help coming up with a formula that will display Level 1, Level 2,
Level 3, and Level 4 based on what the cell is. If the number is 475 - 490
display Level 1. If the number is 491-500 display level 2. if the number is
501-510 - Level 3. and 511-infinity display Level 4.

The result would look like this
489 Level 1
502 Level 3
477 Level 1