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I'm working with a function that needs to look at the number according to
whether its less than. =VLOOKUP(35600, A2:C3,2, [True or False]) A B C 1 wages fed tax state tax 2 < 20000 10% 3.0% 3 < 40000 15% 3.5% What I want to do is make it so that is would take 35600 look at it and see that it is less than 40000 and then use 15% By default it goes to the lowest number and comes up with 10%. How can I use conditioning? -- [Journey of the Way] |
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