lookup / index formula

hyd1956

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Hi all,

Can anyone help with a formula which looks up the percentage value in column A sheet 2 against columns A and B in Sheet 1, then looks up column b sheet 2 against columns c and d sheet 1 and then displays the corresponding figure from column E?

Book1
AB
1 PercentageTotal
220.00%1
330.00%2500
440.00%2050
550.00%90000
660.00%100000
770.00%3000
880.00%750000
990.00%2000
10100.00%1000
Sheet2



Book1
ABCDEF
1Min PercentageMax PercentageMin NumberMax NumberCol1Col2
220%49%15000120.00
350001200000230.00
4200000199999999340.00
550%80%15000450.00
650001200000560.00
7200000199999999670.00
881%100%15000780.00
950001200000890.00
102000001999999999100.00
Sheet1


Any help would be great, I tried vlookups with name ranges but I couldn't get it to work. Thought it would be something like =IFERROR(IF(AND(A2>MInP,A2<MaxP),LOOKUP(2,1/((B2>=MinN)*(J2<=MaxN)),colone),""),"") but I could be miles off!

MinP =sheet1, column a
MaxP =sheet1, column b
MinN =sheet1, column c
MaxN =sheet1, column d
colone =sheet1, column e

Thank you
 

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Hi Dear,

I have difficulties in understanding the relationship between the values in sheet 1 and 2, and what formula was used in Column A in sheet 1

let us work it in this way; if the value is >20% and <49%, and as a number, it is >1 and <5000, what value should be retrieved from sheet 2 and why?

Best Regards
m.yusuf
 
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ABC
1 PercentageTotalResult
220.00%11
330.00%25001
440.00%20501
550.00%900005
660.00%1000005
770.00%30004
880.00%7500005
990.00%20007
10100.00%10007
Sheet2
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C2:C10C2=INDEX(Sheet1!E:E,MATCH(A2,Sheet1!A:A)+MATCH(B2,Sheet1!C$2:C$4)-1)
 
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