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Hello,
Let me start by saying that I am not an Excel person. I am a programmer, I know many languages, but I have never dabbled seriously in Excel. With that said, a client recently asked for better way to calculate his prices and a complete database-backed web application would be overkill, so I want to try and offer an Excel solution. Here's what I would like to do. The client makes all sorts of pavements. He has a rate for jobs under 400 square feet and a another rate for jobs above 400 square feet. I would like to be able to define the types of pavements he does, along with their rates in a Worksheet like so (I'm using the pipe '|' character to show the different cells): Pavement foo | 16 | 14 Pavement bar | 16 | 14 Pavement baz | 17 | 15 In the "main" worksheet, the client would choose the pavement he wants (with a drop down list from Data - Validations), he would input the number of square feet and Excel should return the total cost. Example: Pavement bar | 800 | =IF(A2 <= 400; REF(OtherSheet! Column1LineOfPavement bar); REF(OtherSheet!Column2LineOfPavement bar)) Is that kind of manipulation possible? Thanks, Vincent. |
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