Fetch Alphabets in front of codes.

parankush

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I want the Alphabets in front of the Product Code according to the range they belong. Tried Vlookup and IF formula but it wont help.






Book2
ABCDE
1Product CodeAlphabetsRangeAlphabets
21000010000-10999A
31000111000-11999B
41000212000-12999C
51000313000-13999D
610004
710005
810006
910007
1010008
1110009
1210010
1310011
1410012
1510013
1611000
1711001
1811002
1911003
2011004
2111005
2212000
2312202
2413203
2514000
2612503
2713504
2812504
2910005
Sheet1
 

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ABCDE
1Product CodeAlphabetsRangeAlphabets
29999 10000A
310001A11000B
410002A12000C
510003A13000D
610004A14000
710005A
810006A
910007A
1010008A
1110009A
1210010A
1310011A
1410012A
1510013A
1611000B
1711001B
1811002B
1911003B
2011004B
2111005B
2212000C
2312202C
2413203D
2514000 
2612503C
2713504D
2812504C
2910005A
Result
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B2:B29B2=IFERROR(T(INDEX($E$2:$E$6,MATCH(A2,$D$2:$D$6,1))),"")
 
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Solution
Here is another formula that you can try...
Excel Formula:
=LOOKUP(A2/1000,{0,10,11,12,13,14},{"","A","B","C","D",""})
 
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Here is another formula that you can try...
Excel Formula:
=LOOKUP(A2/1000,{0,10,11,12,13,14},{"","A","B","C","D",""})
And here is one more...
Excel Formula:
=MID("ABCD",1+MOD(MAX(9999,A2)/1000,10),1)
 
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Thank You everyone for all the replies.
All the formulas are working and will help me in getting the required result.
 
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Glad we could help & thanks for the feedback.
 
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