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Find markup value in dollar rangeHelpful Member! 

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jadams0173 (TechnicalUser)
28 Jun 12 10:58
I'm tring to do something that is similar to thread68-1615386: Range Value but I am not having much luck. I'm using excel 2010 and I am trying to do this.

Given a lookup table

Range markup
0-10 4
11-20 3
etc

I need to take a value and return the markup. So $10.36 would return 4. $11.89 would return 3.

Any ideas how to make this work. I've started down the path in the above thread but I keep getting #N/A or #ref when I try to make it work for me.
Helpful Member!  SkipVought (Programmer)
28 Jun 12 11:18


Make you lookup table have SINGLE VALUES like

Threshhold Markup
0 3
11 4

Then using Named Ranges based on the heading in the lookup table...

=INDEX(Markup,MATCH(E3,Threshhold,1),1)

where E3 contains the Lookup Value.

Skip,

glassesJust traded in my old subtlety...
for a NUANCE!tongue

SkipVought (Programmer)
28 Jun 12 11:20

I apologise for the data not lining up in columns. This site is having some formatting problems.

Skip,

glassesJust traded in my old subtlety...
for a NUANCE!tongue

jadams0173 (TechnicalUser)
28 Jun 12 11:32
Thanks SkipVought. I have it working now, many thanks!!
SkipVought (Programmer)
28 Jun 12 12:05
Some people like using VLOOKUP with the TRUE in the Range_Lookup argument. But I much prefer using INDEX & MATCH for lookups as it is much more flexible, when using column Named Ranges or Structured Table references in Excel 2007+

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