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I am setting up a cost calculation workbook. For the purposes of this
discussion, it will have two worksheets: VARIABLES and COST CALCULATIONS. Some of the items on the VARIABLES sheet have multiple prices with price break tiers. E.g. (totally made up prices below) Software #Licenses (up to) Price Adobe Acrobat 10 $500 Adobe Acrobat 25 $450 Adobe Acrobat 50 $400 Adobe Acrobat 51+ $375 WebTrends 75 $100 WebTrends 150 $75 WebTrends 151+ $70 In the COST CALCULATIONS sheet, there will be columns with Software and # licenses. So, if I have Software #Licenses Adobe Acrobat 14 I need to have my formula grab the $450 price. For the life of me I can't figure out how to do this in Excel. Is this possible? As always, thanks very much for your help. Ann Scharpf -- Ann Scharpf |
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