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Excel and mutiple criteria
this is my first time on this site so please bare with me.
I have an Excel spreadsheet with a column that has different categories, i.e. A,B,C,D and E. Each one of the categories has a discount attached to it. A is .50 as an example B is .60 C is .70 D is .80 E is .90 The categories are in column B and the value they are discounted from are in column F. So what I need is a formula that states if column B has an A value mulitply it by .50, but if it has a B mulitply by .60 and so on. I have inserted a column G to represent the finished value |
Excel and mutiple criteria
I read the helpl section prior to posting this and was leading down the
"sumproduct" route, not so? "Don Guillett" wrote: Look in the help index for LOOKUP -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Scott" wrote in message ... this is my first time on this site so please bare with me. I have an Excel spreadsheet with a column that has different categories, i.e. A,B,C,D and E. Each one of the categories has a discount attached to it. A is .50 as an example B is .60 C is .70 D is .80 E is .90 The categories are in column B and the value they are discounted from are in column F. So what I need is a formula that states if column B has an A value mulitply it by .50, but if it has a B mulitply by .60 and so on. I have inserted a column G to represent the finished value |
Excel and mutiple criteria
I read lookup but could not figure how it applied to my challenge
"Scott" wrote: I read the helpl section prior to posting this and was leading down the "sumproduct" route, not so? "Don Guillett" wrote: Look in the help index for LOOKUP -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Scott" wrote in message ... this is my first time on this site so please bare with me. I have an Excel spreadsheet with a column that has different categories, i.e. A,B,C,D and E. Each one of the categories has a discount attached to it. A is .50 as an example B is .60 C is .70 D is .80 E is .90 The categories are in column B and the value they are discounted from are in column F. So what I need is a formula that states if column B has an A value mulitply it by .50, but if it has a B mulitply by .60 and so on. I have inserted a column G to represent the finished value |
Excel and mutiple criteria
If those are your only categories, then you can put this in G2:
=F2*((CODE(UPPER(B2))-64)*0.1+0.4) and copy down as appropriate. Hope this helps. Pete On Jan 20, 7:20*pm, Scott wrote: I read lookup but could not figure how it applied to my challenge "Scott" wrote: I read the helpl section prior to posting this and was leading down the "sumproduct" route, not so? "Don Guillett" wrote: Look in the help index for LOOKUP -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Scott" wrote in message ... this is my first time on this site so please bare with me. I have an Excel spreadsheet with a column that has different categories, i.e. A,B,C,D and E. Each one of the categories has a discount attached to it. A is .50 as an example B is .60 C is .70 D is .80 E is .90 The categories are in column B and the value they are discounted from are in column F. So what I need is a formula that states if column B has an A value mulitply it by .50, but if it has a B mulitply by .60 and so on. I have inserted a column G to represent the finished value- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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