I was assuming that the values in 'Diagnostics technician'!G12 or
'Diagnostics technician'!E12 or both are 4.03 in which case your VLOOKUP
should be
=VLOOKUP(INT('Diagnostics technician'!G12+0.99),'Diagnostics
technician'!O8:P12,2,TRUE) etc...

"Derek M" wrote:

Hi Dennis

Thanks for the reply, did you mean change the formula in the cell to
INT(G12+0.99)?

Im just starting to get the hang of excel but not quite an expert yet, if
you could explain your answer i would be most grateful

Thanks - Derek

"Dennis" wrote:

Can you pass your 'Diagnostics technician'!G12 or 'Diagnostics
technician'!E12 to your VLOOKUP as INT(G12+0.99) or INT(E12+0.99)

"Derek M" wrote:

Hi all

I have a vlookup table shown here

3.0% £375.00
4.0% £250.00
5.0% £120.00
6.0% £90.00
7.0% £60.00

My calculation is

=VLOOKUP('Diagnostics technician'!G12,'Diagnostics
technician'!O8:P12,2,TRUE)+VLOOKUP('Diagnostics technician'!E12,'Diagnostics
technician'!J7:K13,2,TRUE)

Unfortunately i need the cell to display £120 if the percentage is over 4%,
the percentage at the moment is 4.03% and is displaying £250

I hope that makes sense, can anyone help?

Thank you all in advance

Derek