Hello.
I have a column (Lets say column G) with data that has a number in ranging from 0 up.
I need a formula that will give me the results
if cell in column G is 0 - 74 then it gives me the result RUN RATE.
if cell in column G is 75 - 99 then it gives me the result COMMS.
if cell in column G is 100+ then it gives me the result AGED WIP.
Many Thanks
Nath'
Try this:
=LOOKUP(G1,{0,74,100},{"RUN RATE","COMMS","AGED WIP"})
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=LOOKUP(g1,{0;75;100},{"run rate";"comms";"Aged Wp."})
if the value in in cell g1, then copy down
The UK locale requires commas, not semi-colons.
I believe that it does work in the uk as commas are used in the formula. within the {} brackets the separation character is dependent upon whether the values are a row or a column.
Both formula work (not withstanding the value of 74 which should be 75!)
https://support.office.com/en-gb/art...d-fcae47454eb8
arguably a "," is less confusing than a ";" but I usually convert a range in a formula to values, as it is quicker than me typing, and out of habit I type in a column not a row
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