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Creating a formula
Hi,
I'm trying to create a pricing calculator where I can just input the Paper type and quantity and returns the pricing amount according to the pricing bracket. So for example I want to print 16 x 160gsm sheets, I want to formula to return the amount $4.43 so can then multiply 16 x $4.43, I just don't know how to achieve this. Below is just an example, the actual spreadsheet has many more paper types and quantity price brackets. Product 1 to 3 4 to 10 11 to 25 26 or more sheets 160gsm Paper $6.49 $5.26 $4.43 $3.70 200gsm Paper $6.54 $5.31 $4.48 $3.74 250gsm Paper $6.60 $5.37 $4.53 $3.79 280gsm Paper $6.63 $5.40 $4.56 $3.82 |
Creating a formula
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http://img410.imageshack.us/img410/158/lookupug1.jpg Biff "JonathanW" wrote in message ... Hi, I'm trying to create a pricing calculator where I can just input the Paper type and quantity and returns the pricing amount according to the pricing bracket. So for example I want to print 16 x 160gsm sheets, I want to formula to return the amount $4.43 so can then multiply 16 x $4.43, I just don't know how to achieve this. Below is just an example, the actual spreadsheet has many more paper types and quantity price brackets. Product 1 to 3 4 to 10 11 to 25 26 or more sheets 160gsm Paper $6.49 $5.26 $4.43 $3.70 200gsm Paper $6.54 $5.31 $4.48 $3.74 250gsm Paper $6.60 $5.37 $4.53 $3.79 280gsm Paper $6.63 $5.40 $4.56 $3.82 |
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