Well first off, you need some kind of unique identifier in your table. It
could be as easy as number them 1,2,3,etc. Or you can do a numbering system
that gives you an idea of what it means like Air.Event1, Air.Event2, etc.

So then you could use a VLookup function in the Time column, like

Vlookup(Event,YourTableList,ColNumber,FALSE)

So you need to create a new column that determines what Column should be
selected in the vlookup. For instance insert a new column F

If(E7="Car",1,IF(E7="Limo",2,If(E7="SUV",3,"N/A")))

So your final vlookup in the time column would be

Vlookup(B7,YourListArray,F7,FALSE)

I might be totally off here, but let me know if you have any questions.

"Carlo" wrote:

I am a limo driver and I have bulit a extensive monthly spread sheet. Each
monthly book has 5 to 6 different spread sheets within it. (useless info, any
ways) Each spread sheet is based on my weekly runs. I will do my best to
explain.

B7 C7 D7 E7 F7

Event From To Car Time
Departure Ancaster Toronto Sedan $20.00

What I need is a Look Up or what ever will work. Below is a table of our
price list according to the event and type of car we use. Based on the
results above and the info I have inputted the function to read the table
below and place the price in the "Time" column

Weddings and Socials are based on a hourly rate which needs to be multipled
using the results in N7

VAN BUS
CAR LIMO SUV
Airport $20 $22 $30
Airport $30 $30 $40
Bar Run $50 $60 $70
Bar Run $50 $60 $70

Add'l $2 $3 $5
Social $10 $10 $12
Wedding $10 $10 $12
Prom $30 $40 $50
Prom $40 $40 $70

Airport $12 $12 $15
Airport $25 $25 $30
Airport $30 $30 $40
Airport $30 $30 $40
Airport $30 $30 $40
Airport $30 $30 $40
Airport $35 $35 $45
Airport $35 $35 $45
Airport $40 $40 $50
Airport $40 $40 $50
Airport $40 $40 $50
Airport $40 $40 $50
Airport $40 $40 $50

Bar Run $30 $40 $50
Bar Run $30 $50 $50
Bar Run $30 $50 $50
Bar Run $40 $50 $50
Bar Run $60 $70 $80
Bar Run $60 $70 $80