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MS Excel question: LOOKUP

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From: Lightning Man
Date: Mon, 13 May 1991 19:20
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I've got a question about the LOOKUP function in Excel 3.0. Is there
a way to get Excel to look at a single cell defining a _range_ of
integers? For instance:
This is the number I want to look up on the table: 6
Here's the table:
1-2	this
3-4	that
5-8	Spam
9-10	Macintosh

Is there a quick and dirty way to do this without using an ugly,
convoluted "IF" statement with lots of < and > characters?

This is a problem because I need to make some BIG tables, and having
each integer as its own entry would be REALLY time-consuming, as well
as making a BIG file...

Thanx in advance!

Matt Staroscik
6600star@ucsbuxa.ucsb.edu
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