Find multi intervals for a datapoint from scatter chart than mark it which mark is related to the interval.

Lollek

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Hello</SPAN></SPAN>

I need your help!:confused: I have Excel 2010.</SPAN></SPAN>

I wish to group my values into intervals than I want to add a mark which later discribe the position of the value.</SPAN></SPAN>
I have two values in %. The 1st is from the Low Yld and the 2nd from the top yield environment. Both are discribe the % of the average of cheks.</SPAN></SPAN>
I have the % calculations but now I want to supplement my database with a new column which collects the marks. For this I need a formula which are selecting the right intervals than pull a mark from the reference table. The intervals border are in the table below and in the picture. </SPAN></SPAN>

Sample:</SPAN>
Entry</SPAN>
Low YLd </SPAN>
Top Yld</SPAN>
Mark</SPAN>
Reference table:</SPAN>
x axis Low YLd </SPAN></SPAN>
y axis Top Yld</SPAN>
Mark</SPAN></SPAN>
A</SPAN>
120.3</SPAN>
102.9</SPAN>
A(**)</SPAN>
104<</SPAN></SPAN>
104<</SPAN></SPAN>
A(***)</SPAN></SPAN>
B</SPAN>
119.7</SPAN>
101.8</SPAN>
A(*)</SPAN>
102-104</SPAN></SPAN>
102-104</SPAN></SPAN>
A(**)</SPAN></SPAN>
C</SPAN>
108.4</SPAN>
103.6</SPAN>
A(**)</SPAN>
99-102</SPAN></SPAN>
99-102</SPAN></SPAN>
A(*)</SPAN></SPAN>
D</SPAN>
110.1</SPAN>
103.1</SPAN>
A(**)</SPAN>
90-99</SPAN></SPAN>
106<</SPAN></SPAN>
I(***)</SPAN></SPAN>
E</SPAN>
99.5</SPAN>
105.1</SPAN>
A(*)</SPAN>
85-90</SPAN></SPAN>
104.5-106</SPAN></SPAN>
I(**)</SPAN></SPAN>
F</SPAN>
89.8</SPAN>
106.9</SPAN>
I(***)</SPAN>
80-85</SPAN></SPAN>
103-104.5</SPAN></SPAN>
I(*)</SPAN></SPAN>
G</SPAN>
87.0</SPAN>
95.0</SPAN>
XXXX</SPAN>
114<</SPAN></SPAN>
97.7-99</SPAN></SPAN>
R(***)</SPAN></SPAN>
....</SPAN>
93.7</SPAN>
105.0</SPAN>
....</SPAN>
109-114</SPAN></SPAN>
96.5-97.7</SPAN></SPAN>
R(**)</SPAN></SPAN>
95.2</SPAN>
104.5</SPAN>
106-109</SPAN></SPAN>
95.5-96.5</SPAN></SPAN>
R(*)</SPAN></SPAN>
119.6</SPAN>
99.2</SPAN>
not in any interval</SPAN></SPAN>
not in any interval</SPAN></SPAN>
XXXX</SPAN></SPAN>
111.6</SPAN>
100.7</SPAN>
...
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Thanks in advance</SPAN></SPAN>

lollek</SPAN></SPAN>
 

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