Hi Gurus,
This is my first time using this blog and I am hoping to get some much needed help. I am trying to figure out a good formula to look up the correct value in a table. Here's the problem. I have a value in a data set for a particular type of product (in this case fruit) and need to choose what percentile the value represents. For example, I have 4,000 crates of apples, I need to be able to reference the 4,000 crates of apples represents the 19th percentile. See my table below:
Fruit 10th 11th 12th 13th 14th 15th 16th 17th 18th 19th 20th 21st 22nd 23rd 24th Apples 3,380 3,476 3,534 3,600 3,665 3,714 3,781 3,854 3,913 3,977 4,032 4,086 4,151 4,197 4,243 Pears 2,553 2,639 2,661 2,734 2,827 2,865 2,911 3,000 3,086 3,203 3,291 3,344 3,402 3,435 3,501 Grapes 3,894 3,978 4,050 4,095 4,148 4,222 4,280 4,347 4,436 4,533 4,610 4,695 4,765 4,808 4,863
Look forward to your comments & recommendations.
Thanks,
Laura
If your table is in A1:P4, and you enter Apples in T1 and 4000 in T2, then try formula:
=INDEX(B1:P1,MATCH(T2,INDEX(B2:P4,MATCH(T1,A2:A4,0),0)))
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