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I have a simple 2 column list that shows Title Insurance Rates. Left column
gives a 2 number price range. Right column provides the Title Insurance amount for that home value. Column 1 $40,001 - $41,000 Column 2 $499.75 These values run from $0 - $30,000 to $399,001 - $400,000 in $1,000 increments. I first set up a Validation drop down box. This seems to work fine. Next I did a VLOOKUP on that Validation cell to enter the Title Insurance value for that amount. Here's the problem: For low priced homes as in the example above, the lookup provides $2358.75. (The value should pick up the $499.75 as shown above. It seems that when looking up the range of $2358.75 I come up with the highest value on my list. ($399,001 - $400,000) If I look up $195,001 - $196,000 the system works fine, returning the proper amount ($1,333.75). One further example, if I put in $30,001 - $32,000 the answer comes back $1908.75. (It should be $434.50.) $1,908.75 should be associated with $309,001 - $310,000. The VLOOKUP formula looks like the below: =VLOOKUP(B8,F4:G374,2) What am I doing wrong???? |
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