Vlookup

[Nikki]

Can anyone help me set up the lookup to pull <0 as shows in the table below?
What I have so far is -0.01 but it's not pulling anything. Thanks for your
help.

-0.01 <0
0.00 0 - 9.9
0.10 10 -19.9
0.20 20 - 29.9
0.30 30 - 39.9
0.40 40 - 49.9
0.50 50 - 59.9
0.60 60 - 69.9
0.70 70 - 79.9
0.80 80 - 89.9
0.90 90 - 99.9
1.00 100 +

 

[Mike H]

Nikki,

In this context the word 'Pull' doesn't mean much to me. What are the inputs
to the formula you require and from those inputs what result do you expect?

Mike

 

[Nikki]

I have -15% up to about -150% and all over 0% works. The table below is a
lookup reference of ranges. If cell a1 is -75% give me <0 - make sense?

 

[Mike H]

Nikki,

Change the first line in your table to look like the one below and then use
the formula

=VLOOKUP(A1,H1:I12,2,TRUE)

-9999999999 <0
0 0 - 9.9
0.1 10 -19.9
0.2 20 - 29.9
0.3 30 - 39.9
0.4 40 - 49.9
0.5 50 - 59.9
0.6 60 - 69.9
0.7 70 - 79.9
0.8 80 - 89.9
0.9 90 - 99.9
1 100 +

Mike

 

[Dave P]

Try this;
Create a reference table in E1:F12 of the following
-100 <0
0 0 - 9.9
0.1 10 -19.9
0.2 20 - 29.9
0.3 30 - 39.9
0.4 40 - 49.9
0.5 50 - 59.9
0.6 60 - 69.9
0.7 70 - 79.9
0.8 80 - 89.9
0.9 90 - 99.9
1 100 +


In B1 enter the formula =IF(A1="","",VLOOKUP(A1,$E$1:$F$12,2,1)) copy down
as needed.
A value entered in column A should result with your appropriate range
indicator in column B.
Best wishes.

Dave

 

[Mike H]

It may have been obvious but my table was in H1 - I12

Mike