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worked a treat thanks alot!
"JBeaucaire" wrote: 1) LOOKUP TABLE Create an alphabetical table in two columns. You may already have a list somewhere being used for the data validation list in column A. Let's say that list in cells M1:M10...then in N1:N10 put the matching unit price that goes with each wood type in M1:M10 Next, use a formula like this in E5 to use that lookup table: =LOOKUP(A5, $M$1:$M$10, $N$1:$N$10) Remember that list of word types must be alphabetical for that to work right. If you want to use the same list but don't want the list to have to be alphabetical, then this would work in E5 instead: =VLOOKUP(A5, $M$1:$N10,2,FALSE) ...or =INDEX($N$1:$N$10, MATCH(A5, $M$1:$M$10, FALSE) If you want E5 to stay empty until A5 has a value, use these versions: =IF(A5="", "", LOOKUP(A5, $M$1:$M$10, $N$1:$N$10)) =IF(A5="", "", VLOOKUP(A5, $M$1:$N10,2,FALSE)) =IF(A5="", "", INDEX($N$1:$N$10, MATCH(A5, $M$1:$M$10, FALSE)) Does that help? -- "Actually, I *am* a rocket scientist." -- JB Your feedback is appreciated, click YES if this post helped you. "james" wrote: hi everyone, i'm a cabinet maker trying to make life a bit easier for myself. i'm trying to make a sheetto price wood by area. so i have a cell (a5) with a dropdown list to select wood type b5 is length c5 is height d5 is area (b5 times c5) e5 i need to be unit price governed by wood type. eg; if a5=ash then e5=20(wood price) f5 will be d5 times e5, its the unit price part i'm stuck on. can anyone help? thanks James |
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