excel - If column A matches column C input column D into column B -


i have sales tracking sheet column contains profit margin of particular job (i.e.33%), column c profit margin range(i.e. 31-40%), , column d corresponding commission specific range identified in column c (i.e. 31-40% = 3% commission).

what want formula automatically pull commission column d column b when enter profit margin of particular job in column a.

any ideas/does make sense?

assuming values in column formatted percentage, use this:

=index(d$1:d$10,match(a1*100,1*left(c$1:c$10,find("-",c$1:c$10)-1),1)) 

and press ctrl+shift+enter after entering formula instead of enter alone.

this return value range d$1:d$10 value a1 (multiplied 100 remove decimals) less lower bound of margin range in range c$1:c$10.

change ranges accordingly.


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