Instead of "1 to 5" and "6 to 10" etc, just put the start values in
those cells (assumed to be C2, D2, E2, containing 1, 6 and 11
respectively). Then you can use this approach:

=INDEX(C3:E6,MATCH(G1,A3:A6),MATCH(H1,C2:E2))

where G1 is for the Gas price and H1 is for the miles hauled.

Hope this helps.

Pete

On Sep 16, 4:25*pm, jkfin1 wrote:
Can you use the match function or any combination of any function to find in
intersecting cell's value by matching to arrays of row values or matching to
a range of values per column. For instance, see data array and row and column
figures below. The row range is gas price range based on a certain date and
the column is miles hauled. Need to find the intersection to come up with
haul rate.

* * * * * * * * Miles Hualed * * * * * *
* * * * * * * * 1 to 5 * 6 to 10 * * * * 11 to 15
3.00 * *3.09 * * $0.170 * * * * *$0.190 * * * * *$0.209
3.10 * *3.19 * * $0.172 * * * * *$0.192 * * * * *$0.211
3.20 * *3.29 * * $0.174 * * * * *$0.194 * * * * *$0.213
3.30 * *3.39 * * $0.176 * * * * *$0.196 * * * * *$0.215

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Kelly