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Not sure where to start with this formula but I need a single formula that
results in multiple possible answers. Here is what I have If E3 = "U6" then 120 or = "U8" then 150 or = "U10" or "U12" or "U14" or "U16" and G3 = com then 350 or = "U10" or "U12" or "U14" or "U16" and G3 = dev then 380 or = "U10" or "U12" or "U14" or "U16" and G3 = Tier then 410 or = "U18" then 375 Cell E3 could have 7 possible entries and cell G3 could have 3 possible entries The answer needs to be 120 or 150 or 350 or 380 or 410 or 375 This all needs to be in one formula. |
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