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Default Excel - can one value be automatically substituted for another?

I want to be able to enter a price in one cell and have the discounted price
appear in the next cell (as if by magic) - the discount varies so can't be
expressed as a percentage or formula. Presumably I'd have to set up a
referral table somewhere that would import the data - but where, ond how...
and when!
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Exactly. In the example at the links, you can have the VLOOKUP return the
price and/or the discount price.
Tutorial:
http://www.officearticles.com/tutori...soft_excel.htm
VLOOKUP:
http://www.officearticles.com/excel/...soft_excel.htm
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I want to be able to enter a price in one cell and have the discounted
price
appear in the next cell (as if by magic) - the discount varies so can't be
expressed as a percentage or formula. Presumably I'd have to set up a
referral table somewhere that would import the data - but where, ond
how...
and when!



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