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Default Nexted if()s are limited to Seven What other functions can I use?

I am attempting to created an ad calendar with the names of the media
placements. The formula's purpose is to chart the expense of the ads by
calendar day in a grid that sums the cost by month. Probem I have is that on
some days I may have more that one magazine I am placing an ad in. This
nested if fuction identifies what media placment is being done for the day
and then looks up the pricing for that media. But I am limited to only 7
nest. What other function could I use? Or does this have to build in VBA?

=IF(B2="SB Top Banner",Pricing!$B$3,IF(B2="SB Buzz",Pricing!$B$2,IF(B2="MC
ND Fax",Pricing!$D$2, IF(B2="SB NewPE",Pricing!$B$4,IF(B2="Direct
Mail",Pricing!$M$2,IF(B2="*"&"PR"&"*",Pricing!$O$4 ,0))))))

 
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