Dan,

It may be a good exercise but I like Biff'solution better. If I had seen it
before I posted I would never have posted.

Regards

Sandy

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"Dan Wilson" wrote in message
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Good day Sandy. All I can say is WOW!!! I tried your
formula in my worksheet and it works! That is not because
I am surprised, but because I thought I was good at math
and formulas. You have just set me back several steps. I
will be sending quite a bit of time evaluating this
formula to try and understand how it works. Thanks again,
Danno...

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Dan,

With your data (weights?) in E6 try

=IF(ISNUMBER(E6),SUM((E6={250,500,1000})*3)+(E6< 500)
+6,"")

to give the appropriate 7, 10, 12 or 15

If it is to be part of the shipping charge calculation
then use:

=IF(ISNUMBER(E6),SUM((E6={250,500,1000})*3)+(E6< 500)+6,0)
* <Your charge

HTH

Sandy
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"Dan Wilson" wrote in message
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Good day. I am using Excel 2002. I have a need to
calculate shipping charges based on four parameters.
The
table is as follows;

000.00 - 249.99 = 7.00
250.00 - 499.99 = 10.00
500.00 - 999.99 = 12.00
1000.00 and up = 15.00

There will be one cell that will hold the total product
cost. If necessary, a separate worksheet can be
generated
to hold a table for the four parameters.

I have tried several combinations and don't seem to be
getting the right one. Please advise.

Thanks, Danno...


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