Excel | Lookup functions exercise | Curry Rating - Lookup

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Software ==> Excel  (148 exercises)
Version ==> Excel 2016 and later
Topic ==> Lookup functions  (14 exercises)
Level ==> Average difficulty
Courses ==> Excel Advanced  /  Excel Business Modelling
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Open the file contained within the folder name shown above.  We want to display the rating for each curry:

Using Lookup Tables for Text messages

The curries are rated from Very Mild to a worrying Health Warning!.

In cell C4, create an =VLOOKUP formula that displays the rating message for each curry.

Use the chilli rating table in column E and F as your lookup table.  If you create a range name you will be able to use this in your formula:

=VLOOKUP (Lookup cell, Table Range, Column ref)

Change the Very mild rating to 1140 and the highest rating of 20 to 18 to check that your formula works:

Lookup tables with text messages

Only one curry carries a health warning!

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