We have a table/spreadsheet that has various weight categories set up in
columns and various mile categories set up in rows, where the intercept of
the two is the rate per pound we charge for delivery. We are attempting to
set up a formula that based on the weight it will find the appropriate column
and based on the miles will find the appropriate row and return the intercept
of the two.

If your table is A1:H50:
=INDEX(A1:H50,MATCH(miles,A1:A50,0),MATCH(weight,A 1:H1,0))

"j.e.med" wrote in message
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We have a table/spreadsheet that has various weight categories set up in
columns and various mile categories set up in rows, where the intercept of
the two is the rate per pound we charge for delivery. We are attempting
to
set up a formula that based on the weight it will find the appropriate
column
and based on the miles will find the appropriate row and return the
intercept
of the two.

Bob,

Thanks for you help this will save us hours of work!
Jean

"Bob Umlas" wrote:

If your table is A1:H50:
=INDEX(A1:H50,MATCH(miles,A1:A50,0),MATCH(weight,A 1:H1,0))

"j.e.med" wrote in message
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We have a table/spreadsheet that has various weight categories set up in
columns and various mile categories set up in rows, where the intercept of
the two is the rate per pound we charge for delivery. We are attempting
to
set up a formula that based on the weight it will find the appropriate
column
and based on the miles will find the appropriate row and return the
intercept
of the two.