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tjb

modified vlookup help
 
I don't know if this will be a vlookup or something similar but here's what I
need:

-user enters a number that could range anywhere from 0 to 22667.27
-formula should match whatever number the user entered against an applicable
range and then return a different number
-For example a user enters 2931.15
-Formula should return a value of "125" since the user defined number falls
between 2930.92 and 2954.54
-Formula should return a value of "126" if user enters 2970.12 because that
value falls between 2954.55 and 2978.18

I have a list of hundreds of different ranges like this going from 0 all the
way to 22667.27.

Please help! Thanks.

Jacob Skaria

modified vlookup help
 
You havnt told from where 125 came from..If your data is sorted then check
out help on the function =LOOKUP()

If this post helps click Yes
---------------
Jacob Skaria


"tjb" wrote:

I don't know if this will be a vlookup or something similar but here's what I
need:

-user enters a number that could range anywhere from 0 to 22667.27
-formula should match whatever number the user entered against an applicable
range and then return a different number
-For example a user enters 2931.15
-Formula should return a value of "125" since the user defined number falls
between 2930.92 and 2954.54
-Formula should return a value of "126" if user enters 2970.12 because that
value falls between 2954.55 and 2978.18

I have a list of hundreds of different ranges like this going from 0 all the
way to 22667.27.

Please help! Thanks.


T. Valko

modified vlookup help
 
See if this helps...

A1 = some number like 55

Lookup table in the range E1:G4

...E.....F.....G
...0....25....21
26...50.....35
51...75.....40
76............52

=VLOOKUP(A1,E1:G4,3)

Result = 40. 55 falls within the range 51 - 75 and returns the result from
column G.

--
Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"tjb" wrote in message
...
I don't know if this will be a vlookup or something similar but here's what
I
need:

-user enters a number that could range anywhere from 0 to 22667.27
-formula should match whatever number the user entered against an
applicable
range and then return a different number
-For example a user enters 2931.15
-Formula should return a value of "125" since the user defined number
falls
between 2930.92 and 2954.54
-Formula should return a value of "126" if user enters 2970.12 because
that
value falls between 2954.55 and 2978.18

I have a list of hundreds of different ranges like this going from 0 all
the
way to 22667.27.

Please help! Thanks.




tjb

modified vlookup help
 
There are three columns of data:
A1:2930.92
A2:2954.54
A3:125

If the user enters a number (or the number is derived from another formula)
that falls between the value in A1 and the value in A2, I want it to return
the value from A3.

"Jacob Skaria" wrote:

You havnt told from where 125 came from..If your data is sorted then check
out help on the function =LOOKUP()

If this post helps click Yes
---------------
Jacob Skaria


"tjb" wrote:

I don't know if this will be a vlookup or something similar but here's what I
need:

-user enters a number that could range anywhere from 0 to 22667.27
-formula should match whatever number the user entered against an applicable
range and then return a different number
-For example a user enters 2931.15
-Formula should return a value of "125" since the user defined number falls
between 2930.92 and 2954.54
-Formula should return a value of "126" if user enters 2970.12 because that
value falls between 2954.55 and 2978.18

I have a list of hundreds of different ranges like this going from 0 all the
way to 22667.27.

Please help! Thanks.


Jacob Skaria

modified vlookup help
 
=LOOKUP(2931.15,A:A,C:C)

OR

with the number in D1
=LOOKUP(D1,A:A,C:C)


If this post helps click Yes
---------------
Jacob Skaria


"tjb" wrote:

There are three columns of data:
A1:2930.92
A2:2954.54
A3:125

If the user enters a number (or the number is derived from another formula)
that falls between the value in A1 and the value in A2, I want it to return
the value from A3.

"Jacob Skaria" wrote:

You havnt told from where 125 came from..If your data is sorted then check
out help on the function =LOOKUP()

If this post helps click Yes
---------------
Jacob Skaria


"tjb" wrote:

I don't know if this will be a vlookup or something similar but here's what I
need:

-user enters a number that could range anywhere from 0 to 22667.27
-formula should match whatever number the user entered against an applicable
range and then return a different number
-For example a user enters 2931.15
-Formula should return a value of "125" since the user defined number falls
between 2930.92 and 2954.54
-Formula should return a value of "126" if user enters 2970.12 because that
value falls between 2954.55 and 2978.18

I have a list of hundreds of different ranges like this going from 0 all the
way to 22667.27.

Please help! Thanks.


David Biddulph[_2_]

modified vlookup help
 
If the input is in D1, then
=IF(MEDIAN(D1,A1,A2)=D1,125,"whatever answer you want if it isn't 125)
or
=IF(AND(D1=A1,D1<=A2),125,"whatever answer you want if it isn't 125)
--
David Biddulph

"tjb" wrote in message
...
There are three columns of data:
A1:2930.92
A2:2954.54
A3:125

If the user enters a number (or the number is derived from another
formula)
that falls between the value in A1 and the value in A2, I want it to
return
the value from A3.

"Jacob Skaria" wrote:

You havnt told from where 125 came from..If your data is sorted then
check
out help on the function =LOOKUP()

If this post helps click Yes
---------------
Jacob Skaria


"tjb" wrote:

I don't know if this will be a vlookup or something similar but here's
what I
need:

-user enters a number that could range anywhere from 0 to 22667.27
-formula should match whatever number the user entered against an
applicable
range and then return a different number
-For example a user enters 2931.15
-Formula should return a value of "125" since the user defined number
falls
between 2930.92 and 2954.54
-Formula should return a value of "126" if user enters 2970.12 because
that
value falls between 2954.55 and 2978.18

I have a list of hundreds of different ranges like this going from 0
all the
way to 22667.27.

Please help! Thanks.





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