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Snake_Plisken[_2_]

LOOKUP formula
 
I have created an Excel Order form. After the Subtotal and Tax have been
calculated, I want the form to automatically put in the handling charges.
Formula works beautifully until I need it to return correct result for orders
above $300.
I would like every order that is over $300 to have handling charges equal to
7% of the order.
My formula is:
=LOOKUP(E39+E40,{0,10.01,25.01,40.01,55.01,70.01,8 5.01,100.01,150.01,200.01,300.01;3,5,6,7,8,9,10,11 ,13,14,IF(E39+E40300,(E39+E40)*7%}))

Can I place an IF statement within a LOOKUP? After the error, Excel
highlights the *7%.

Please help and Thanks in advance



RagDyeR

LOOKUP formula
 
Check the answers in your original post.

It's best to stick with one thread per subject, so that others won't
duplicate efforts.

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Regards,

RD
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"Snake_Plisken" wrote in message
...
I have created an Excel Order form. After the Subtotal and Tax have been
calculated, I want the form to automatically put in the handling charges.
Formula works beautifully until I need it to return correct result for
orders
above $300.
I would like every order that is over $300 to have handling charges equal to
7% of the order.
My formula is:
=LOOKUP(E39+E40,{0,10.01,25.01,40.01,55.01,70.01,8 5.01,100.01,150.01,200.01,300.01;3,5,6,7,8,9,10,11 ,13,14,IF(E39+E40300,(E39+E40)*7%}))

Can I place an IF statement within a LOOKUP? After the error, Excel
highlights the *7%.

Please help and Thanks in advance




T. Valko

LOOKUP formula
 
I would get rid of that long formula and create a 2 column table for the
amounts and their corresponding charges.

See this screencap:

http://img185.imageshack.us/img185/8459/lookuptz5.jpg

For the last amount of the table (300.01) I use a formula to calculate the
corresponding shipping charge.

Then the lookup formula becomes much more manageable. Also, when
prices/shipping charges go up (and you know they will!) then all you have to
do is update the table rather than messing around and rewriting the formula.

--
Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"Snake_Plisken" wrote in message
...
I have created an Excel Order form. After the Subtotal and Tax have been
calculated, I want the form to automatically put in the handling charges.
Formula works beautifully until I need it to return correct result for
orders
above $300.
I would like every order that is over $300 to have handling charges equal
to
7% of the order.
My formula is:
=LOOKUP(E39+E40,{0,10.01,25.01,40.01,55.01,70.01,8 5.01,100.01,150.01,200.01,300.01;3,5,6,7,8,9,10,11 ,13,14,IF(E39+E40300,(E39+E40)*7%}))

Can I place an IF statement within a LOOKUP? After the error, Excel
highlights the *7%.

Please help and Thanks in advance






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