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    Name Findout From a interval range

    Hiiii
    I am facing a silly problem i think u guys are rescue me from that...
    My prob like I have two cloum one colum contain Name of person and another coloum contain their salary.I prepared a interval table contain 4 row according to salary range....I have find the name whos salary has on the specified range on ist row of interval table....

    Can any one giv the idea about that..Perhaps I tried it VLook up Function...But i faced proble to sort the name from ist colum

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    Possible Solution

    Here's a simple way around it.

    Insert a column before your name and salary columns. This will mean your names are now in column B and salaries in column C.

    In cell A1, type =C1. Fill this down. This copies the salaries into column A. Use your VLOOKUP function to find a value in column A and return the name in column B. e.g. If the required salary is in F1, type =VLOOKUP(F1,$A$1:$B$4,2,true) into F1. The name you want should appear in F2.

    If you don't want the extra column to show, format the font in column A as white, or just hide the column.

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    Ardus Petus
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    Re: Name Findout From a interval range

    Without any extra column:

    =INDEX($A$1:$A$4,MATCH(F1;$B1:$B4;0))

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    > Here's a simple way around it.
    >
    > Insert a column before your name and salary columns. This will mean
    > your names are now in column B and salaries in column C.
    >
    > In cell A1, type =C1. Fill this down. This copies the salaries into
    > column A. Use your VLOOKUP function to find a value in column A and
    > return the name in column B. e.g. If the required salary is in F1,
    > type =VLOOKUP(F1,$A$1:$B$4,2,true) into F1. The name you want should
    > appear in F2.
    >
    > If you don't want the extra column to show, format the font in column A
    > as white, or just hide the column.
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