This may be a nice solution if you can use a continuous series of letters
from A to G that is if you can change I to G in the last case:

=INDEX({510.09;604.96;672.093;740.74;808.69;869.1; 1069.69},COLUMN(INDIRECT(D7&1)))

Maybe you have to change semicolons to commas between array elements, it
depend on your XL language version!

Using CONCATENATE converts numbers to strings, that's why formatting to 2
decimals has no effect!

Regards,
Stefi

€žLostNFound€� ezt Ã*rta:

The formula string is a little longer than I put and the letters are not
sequential

=CONCATENATE(IF(D7="A",510.09,""),IF(D7="B",604.96 ,""),IF(D7="C",672.093,""),IF(D7="D",740.74,""),IF (D7="E",808.69,""),IF(D7="F",869.10,""),IF(D7="I", 1069.69,""))

I tried to format this cell as currency and two deimal places but do not get
$$ and also the section with 869.10 returns only 869.1



"Stefi" wrote:

Why don't you use simply =IF(E7="A",510.09,604.96) and format the result cell
as Currency?

Regards,
Stefi


€žLostNFound€� ezt Ã*rta:

I HAVE GOTTEN THE FORMULA TO WORK BUT WOULD LIKE TO ADD THE $ SIGN IN FRONT
OF THE ANSWER SINCE IT REPRESENTS A DOLLAR AMOUNT

=CONCATENATE(IF(E7="A",510.09,""),IF(E7="B",604.96 ,"")