VBA or IF & OR function for algorithm

jo_hivera

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I need help automating an algorithm, where A is the Nr., that is freely inserted (i.e.: 12, 500, 175, 4, ...).
Cell C should recognize the number (as <100 to >5.000) from cell A, and the risk level accordingly on cell B, from No to High and present the result on cell C.
There is a second table with all the variables for this.

Is there a better/faster way, either VBA or i.e. IF function to do this?
 

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+Fluff New.xlsm
ABCDEFGHI
1NrLevelResult
212No15%NrNoLowMediumHigh
35500Medium15%015%20%25%30%
4750High28%10110%18%23%28%
5120No10%10017%15%20%25%
625Low20%50015%12%15%22%
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RangeFormula
C2:C6C2=INDEX($F$3:$I$6,MATCH(A2,$E$3:$E$6,1),MATCH(B2,$F$2:$I$2,0))
 
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Just needs a basic index match function

Change the numbers in E3:E6 to 0, 100, 1000 and 5000, then enter the formula into C2 and fill down.

=IFERROR(INDEX($F$3:$I$6,MATCH($A2,$E$3:$E$6),MATCH($B2,$F$2:$I$2,0),"")

You may need to translate the function names to your own language and replace the commas with semicolons.
 
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Just needs a basic index match function

Change the numbers in E3:E6 to 0, 100, 1000 and 5000, then enter the formula into C2 and fill down.

=IFERROR(INDEX($F$3:$I$6,MATCH($A2,$E$3:$E$6),MATCH($B2,$F$2:$I$2,0),"")

You may need to translate the function names to your own language and replace the commas with semicolons.
Thank you so much! I gave it a try it only worked without the =IFERROR for some reason, seems to be working like a charm...
 
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How about

+Fluff New.xlsm
ABCDEFGHI
1NrLevelResult
212No15%NrNoLowMediumHigh
35500Medium15%015%20%25%30%
4750High28%10110%18%23%28%
5120No10%10017%15%20%25%
625Low20%50015%12%15%22%
Rota
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C2:C6C2=INDEX($F$3:$I$6,MATCH(A2,$E$3:$E$6,1),MATCH(B2,$F$2:$I$2,0))
Thank you so much! It worked like a charm!
 
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Oops, typo caused that,

=IFERROR(INDEX($F$3:$I$6,MATCH($A2,$E$3:$E$6),MATCH($B2,$F$2:$I$2,0)),"")
Ah! I was adding the ")" to try and fix it as well on the wrong side!
It's working! Thank you so much!
 
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