look up with from and to ranges

ExcelNewbie2020

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Sirs,

how to look up a value if the criteria is within the amount range?

based on the table, i need to look up the rate based on "NO." and the "FROM and TO" range. with my example, i'm looking for NO. 3 with an amount of 450000.. since the amount is within the range of 445000 and 477000 so i should have the RATE of 3.1..

Book5
ABCDEFGHIJKLMN
1FROMTOFROMTOFROMTOFROMTOFROMTOFROMTO
2RATE001122334455NO.
32.1334000363000365000394000393000420000417000445000444000470000472000496000AMOUNT
43.1363000395000394000422000420000450000445000477000470000503000496000525000
54.1395000426000422000455000450000484000477000510000503000534000525000557000
65.1426000520000455000520000484000520000510000544000534000570000557000597000
76.1520000601000520000617000520000632000544000647000570000662000597000677000
8
9
10NO.3INPUT
11AMOUNT450000INPUT
12RATE3.1FORMULA HERE
Sheet4
 
It converts numbers stored as text into real numbers.
 
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As this is now solved , I thought i would ask further about the -- to convert text to real numbers
does that work in all cases , just tried on a left() and worked great - usually i use *1
any advantages / disadvantages to using this

I have seen it used for converting True/False to 1 & 0's in functions like sumproduct()

hope you dont mind me side tracking the thread , as it now solved and thought better on the forum for everyone rather than via a PM
 
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As long as all the values can be converted to numbers it should work & I believe it's meant to be faster than using +0 or *1 (although the speed difference is unlikely to be noticeable)
 
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thanks for that , i will add to my notes
thsnks agin
 
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