Breakdown a given number by ranges

TexasWonder

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I have an issue I can't solve, if given a variable number, I'm trying to breakdown that number based on a set of fixed ranges. For example, the number 1200 fits into the fixed ranges below like so:

Range:. Breakdown of "1200"
1-200. 200
201-400. 199
401-600. 199
801-infinity. 602

I can't quite figure out what formula would make this count happen
 

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Can this work? (I am assuming your the skip from 600 to 800 is a typo).

Mr Excel Questions2.xlsm
AB
1Number:1200
2Nbr Ranges:4
3Initial Intervals200
4Range StartRange End
51200
6201400
7401600
86011200
Sheet14
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B5B5=B3
A6:A8A6=IF(ROWS($A$5:A6)>$B$2,"",1+B5)
B6:B8B6=IF(ROWS($A$5:A6)>$B$2,"",IF(ROWS($A$5:A6)=$B$2,$B$1,A6+$B$3-1))
 
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I failed to put the 3rd column in (the counts). Yours is incorrect as you are subtracting the start of the range. You need to subtract the end of the prevous range. So your counts are 200,200,200,600.
 
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Welcome to the MrExcel board!

Your ranges look strange to me. Apart from the calculation issue already mentioned, your ranges do not include 601 to 800.

Anyway see if this is something that you can adapt.

23 02 06.xlsm
ABC
1Number1200
2
3Range StartRange EndResult
41200200
5201400200
6401800400
7801infinity400
Ranges
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C4:C7C4=LET(r,B$1-SUM(C$3:C3),IF(r=0,"",MIN(r,IFERROR(B4-A4+1,r))))


23 02 06.xlsm
ABC
1Number275
2
3Range StartRange EndResult
41200200
520140075
6401800 
7801infinity 
Ranges
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C4:C7C4=LET(r,B$1-SUM(C$3:C3),IF(r=0,"",MIN(r,IFERROR(B4-A4+1,r))))
 
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Solution
Thanks everyone! This is very helpful. Yes typing on my phone rather quickly so initially my post had the wrong range calculation and I did accidentally forget to put 601 to 800.
 
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If one of the posts provides you with the answer please mark it as the answer.
 
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Update to Post #2.

If you want to display "Infinity" instead of the max amount as input, you can use this formula in column B:
=IF(ROWS($A$5:A6)>$B$2,"",IF(ROWS($A$5:A6)=$B$2,"Infinity"A6+$B$3-1))
 
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You're welcome. Glad we could help. Thanks for the follow-up. :)
 
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