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Attributing a range scale to a percentage.

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    Attributing a range scale to a percentage.

    Good Morning all,

    I have a problem where i need to attribute a value based on a sales value. For Example if Cell A is less than £5100 that needs to be classed as 1, if it is inbetween £5100 & £7500 then it's 2 and so on. There are 10 sales brackets in total, any value over £25100 need to be 10. Because the value can include pounds and pence a VLOOKUP would be too big, is there anyway of solving this with a nested IF formula or something similar?

    Thanks for any help.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WLM1976
    Good Morning all,

    I have a problem where i need to attribute a value based on a sales value. For Example if Cell A is less than £5100 that needs to be classed as 1, if it is inbetween £5100 & £7500 then it's 2 and so on. There are 10 sales brackets in total, any value over £25100 need to be 10. Because the value can include pounds and pence a VLOOKUP would be too big, is there anyway of solving this with a nested IF formula or something similar?

    Thanks for any help.
    Hi,

    Why would a vlookup be too big? - you have 10 rows to VLookup 'True' to find the appropriate value rating.

    hth
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    note lookup table
    amount scale
    0 ... 1
    5100 2
    7500 3
    ~~
    25000.01 10

    =Vlookup(value,Range,2,True)
    should help you

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    Last edited by Bryan Hessey; 11-23-2006 at 08:37 AM.
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    Thanks for that, completely forgot about using TRUE instead of FALSE at the end of VLOOKUP, as i normally use VL's to return specific cell data.

    Thanks Again.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WLM1976
    Thanks for that, completely forgot about using TRUE instead of FALSE at the end of VLOOKUP, as i normally use VL's to return specific cell data.

    Thanks Again.
    Thanks for the response

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