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Hello,
I've read through some of the posts to find an answer to my problem but without much luck. Essentially, what I'm trying to do is create a calculator that will help me determine pricing on some items. Below is an example of the two source columns I'm interested in using: Fruit Price Apple $0.10 Orange $0.20 Pear $0.30 Now I've created a drop-down list - using data validation - in one cell from which I can select a fruit. What I'd like is for Excel to return the value of the fruit in the cell adjacent to my selection. So, for example, if I select "Pear" I want $0.30 to appear in the cell immediately to the right of my selection from the drop-down list. To further complicate the issue, I'd like to be able to add a new value (in this case price of fruit in $cents) and have Excel return what percent above my initial price that is. So to continue the example from above, my end result would look something like this: Fruit Unit Price New Price Percent Above Unit Price Pear $0.30 $0.40 133% I think I'm supposed to use the VLOOKUP function on a pivot chart but am still struggling with that. Thanks for taking the time to read my post. I realize it's long, but I wanted to be as clear about my problem as possible. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks |
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