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    Indexing VLookup Values to a Range

    Good Afternoon,

    I'm attempting to match a list of values to a corresponding set of values that are delimited by range. Here is the current set-up of my information


    Min Months Max Months Factor
    0 6 2.1
    7 12 1.9
    13 18 1.68
    19 24 1.59
    25 30 1.45

    The ranges are bound by the values in the first two columns. I have a corresponding list of integers that I would like to match to the factors listed in the 3rd column by determining which range above the value falls in.

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    Re: Indexing VLookup Values to a Range

    It's hard to say without knowing what the corresponding list looks like, but if I were to take a wild guess

    =vlookup(c1,g1:j100,3,0)
    where g1:j100 is the corresponding list
    c1 is the factor
    and you need the third column

    Need more data for a more accurate answer, can you attach a De-sensitized sheet?
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    Re: Indexing VLookup Values to a Range

    Hi,

    Something like this?
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    Re: Indexing VLookup Values to a Range

    I've attached an example.

    I'd like to match the factors in the "Factor" column to the values in Column A, based on which range the values in Column A fall into, where the ranges are denoted by the numbers in the Min and Max Months Since columns
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    Re: Indexing VLookup Values to a Range

    So the numbers in column A are months or Factors?

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    Re: Indexing VLookup Values to a Range

    See if this is what you are looking for (file attached).
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    Re: Indexing VLookup Values to a Range

    The numbers in column A are months, sorry for not clarifying that.

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