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    Formula Help - If value falls within range (two columns) then return third value

    Hello! I'm looking for help with a formula.

    I've included a screenshot. I have an initial value (in the screenshot, it's 103%). Now, I want to find where in the Min and Max columns that number falls between. If it falls between a range of numbers, it should return the corresponding value in column "payout %"

    For this example, the value returned should be 120%.

    Screen Shot 2022-11-07 at 1.59.52 PM.png

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    Re: Formula Help - If value falls within range (two columns) then return third value

    Hi. Welcome to the forum.

    Maybe something like this:

    =IF(AND(Min<=initial value,Max>=initial value),Payout,"")

    Where Min is the first cell under Min heading; Max, the first cell under Max heading and Payout the first cell under Payout heading.
    Then copy down.

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    Re: Formula Help - If value falls within range (two columns) then return third value

    Thanks Estavaoba. That Formula did not work. I have attached a sample workbook

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    Re: Formula Help - If value falls within range (two columns) then return third value

    You're welcome.

    The formula above was for a helper column next to I, on cell J10, for example, then dragged down to J19, which would result 50% in cell J17.

    But you can try this other formula in cell A13:
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    Re: Formula Help - If value falls within range (two columns) then return third value

    Reverse your look up table so that the lowest value to highest values. Then use the Vlookup function in A13

    =VLOOKUP(B5,G10:I19,3,TRUE)
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    Re: Formula Help - If value falls within range (two columns) then return third value

    That worked, thank you so much

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    Re: Formula Help - If value falls within range (two columns) then return third value

    You're welcome. Glad to help.
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