Vlookup query

St3ph3n31

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Hi guys. Before I start many thanks for any help provided, I know how much time and energy people give to helping others . So many thanks .

Ok I’m quite a movie with Excel, I’m learning as I go so please bare that in mind.

My problem and my question.

I’m building a data base, most of it is complete, however I find myself stuck on one problem in particular.

I hope I explain this correctly so it is understood?

In colum A1 the will be a list of random numbers . These numbers range from 0.25 - 150 . So for example column A, would look like this

A
0.25
1
0.5
10
25
0.25
And so on .

If the number 0.25 to were to appear In A2 i would like it to populate B2 automatically.
If the number 1 was to appear in A2 I would like it to populate C2 automatically

If the number 5 was to appear in cell A2 I would like it to populate cell D2 automatically.

And so on .
Basically the random numbers that appear in column A would need to populate the revelant cells in the right category on the same row as the original number.

For example .

0.25 appears in A501 , so I would like it to automatically populate B501 .

I’ve been searching for an answer, but i’m a bit lost as to how to do it or if it is possibly at all to do ?
The function VLookup seems the closest possibility.
Or does it require a more advanced approach with VBA if it is possibly at all .

Also is there another function that I don’t know of that may solve this issue?
 

Excel Facts

Which lookup functions find a value equal or greater than the lookup value?
MATCH uses -1 to find larger value (lookup table must be sorted ZA). XLOOKUP uses 1 to find values greater and does not need to be sorted.
How do you determine which column each number goes in?
 
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Hi Fluff , thank you .
Each column B C D E F G has a header
B being 0-1 C being 1-5 C being 5-10 and so on .
What I would like is for the number the appears in A2 regardless of what it is auto populates the right column .
And the same for the random numbers that follow in column A .

They numbers have to be on the same row but in the right column for that number.

This is where I’m stuck, I just don’t have a clue how to make it happen ?
 
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Something like


Excel 2013/2016
ABCDE
10-11-55-1010-50
20.250.25
311
40.50.5
51010
62525
70.250.25
Color
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B2=IF(AND($A2>=LEFT(B$1,FIND("-",B$1)-1)*1,$A2B$1,LEN(B$1)-FIND("-",B$1))*1),$A2,"")
 
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Just copy & paste it into your workbook, changing the ranges as required.
 
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Awesome thank you Fluff I’ll love you forever if this works. Could you just show me the formula for column E so I have a comparison regarding ranges to change please . I’m not at the point yet to under standing complex code .
 
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If you put the formula into B2, then drag down & across, it should work without any changes
 
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Even better , thank you, I shall try it as soon as I get home from work . Thank you so much for your time and expertise
 
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You're welcome & thanks for the feedback
 
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