HELP! Returning Value between 1 and 3

quikieemart

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Hello,

It would be great if anyone could help me =]

So sheet 1 has a list of chemical codes and next to each chemical code shows its corresponding quanityt. I want cell A2 in sheet 2 to look at A1 of sheet 2 (a specific year: 2007), and if this is the correct year then I want A2 of sheet 2 to look at A2:B4 of sheet 1 and return the chemical name (A2:A4 sheet 1) ONLY if its corresponding quantity (B2:B4) is between 1 and 3: (1 <= qty < 3)

EX:
(SHEET 2)
A
1 2007
2 =function

(SHEET 1)
A B
1 chemical quantity
2 510 A 2.1
3 53 4.3
4 77526 1.83

I have this so far: (SHEET 2: A2)

=IF(AND(IF($A$1=2007,'SHEET 1'!$A2),('SHEET 1'!$B2)>=1),'SHEET 1'!$A2)

I tried to add another 'and' function in there to have a return that's less than quantity 3, but I couldn't figure it out.


Thanks,
Huan
 

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In your example of Sheet1 you have two quantities that are between 1 and 3, ie Row 2 (value 2.1) and Row 4 (Value 1.83).
I know you want column A of this sheet returned but which of these two rows do you want returned as both values satisfy your condition?
 
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Hello

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Oh, I'm sorry I forgot to mention. If possible, I want all the values between 1 and 3 to be listed. So Sheet 2 will have a column (A2, A3, A4, etc.) of all the chemicals with quantities between 1 and 3 taken from Sheet 1.

Let's say there are more chemicals after A4 of Sheet 1. The functions in Sheet 2 will skip over any chemicals that are not between 1 and 3 and return the next possible chemical WITHOUT skipping a cell in Sheet 2. I'm not sure if this is possible, asking too much? :X .

I will create another example if needed.

Thanks for the quick reply btw !
 
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