Not my day!
The type cell should be B12,
Regards.
"Alan" wrote in message
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Sorry, that should be
=VLOOKUP(A12,A2:D9,MATCH(B12,A1:D1),FALSE)
Regards,
"Alan" wrote in message
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With your table of values in A1:D9
The diameter cell being A12,
The type cell being A13,

=VLOOKUP(A12,A2:D9,MATCH(B12,A1:D1,FALSE))

Regards,
"Amnon Wilensky" wrote in message
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Hi,



I need a nested formula like vlookup formula.



This is my problem:



I have 8 size of drainage pipes differ by diameter, and every size have
three grades of prices as shown in the table below:



Diameter type A type B type C



40 $50 $70 $90

50 $60 $85 $105

80 $85 $110 $135

100 $125 $165 $195

125 $195 $240 $310

150 $310 $425 $580

180 $550 $720 $950

225 $835 $1150 $1650



Now I have a formula that calculate all the cost of performing new
system of drainage pipes (excavating, materials, labor, est., and I need
a nested formula to bring in the price of the correct pipe, for example,
if I will type in one cell 100 and the other B, the formula will bring
to me the value $165 according to the table above.



Any help?



Thanks,

Amnon




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