First of all...thank you all for helping me along. I finally understand the
whole process I'm using. Unfortunately when I try to add more price "groups"
to the formulas I was given they don't work. I thought I could figure it out
on my own if someone got me started, but obviously I can't :o

If someone doesn't mind doing this for me...


0-10 in column A. Add $2 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value in column B.

10.01-50 in column A. Add $5 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value in
column B.

50.01-100 in column A. Add $8 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value in
column B.

100.01-225 in column A. Add $10 and multiply buy 1.03 to give me a value in
column B.

225.01-400 in column A. Add $15 and multiply buy 1.03 to give me a value in
column B.

400.01-575 in column A. Add $20 and multiply buy 1.03 to give me a value in
column B.

575.01-700 in column A. Add $30 and multiply buy 1.03 to give me a value in
column B.

700.01-1000 in column A. Add $40 and multiply buy 1.03 to give me a value
in column B.

1000.01-1550 in column A. Add $50 and multiply buy 1.03 to give me a value
in column B.

1550.01 and over in column A. Multiply by 1.06.

Thanks in advance...again!





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Thanks :) Lori

Try it this way:

=IF(A11550,A1*1.06,(A1+LOOKUP(A1,{0,10.01,50.01,1 00.01,225.01,400.01,575.01,700.01,1000.01},{2,5,8, 10,15,20,30,40,50}))*1.03)

Regards,
Fred.

"Lori" wrote in message
...
First of all...thank you all for helping me along. I finally understand
the
whole process I'm using. Unfortunately when I try to add more price
"groups"
to the formulas I was given they don't work. I thought I could figure it
out
on my own if someone got me started, but obviously I can't :o

If someone doesn't mind doing this for me...


0-10 in column A. Add $2 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value in
column B.

10.01-50 in column A. Add $5 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value in
column B.

50.01-100 in column A. Add $8 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value in
column B.

100.01-225 in column A. Add $10 and multiply buy 1.03 to give me a value
in
column B.

225.01-400 in column A. Add $15 and multiply buy 1.03 to give me a value
in
column B.

400.01-575 in column A. Add $20 and multiply buy 1.03 to give me a value
in
column B.

575.01-700 in column A. Add $30 and multiply buy 1.03 to give me a value
in
column B.

700.01-1000 in column A. Add $40 and multiply buy 1.03 to give me a value
in column B.

1000.01-1550 in column A. Add $50 and multiply buy 1.03 to give me a
value
in column B.

1550.01 and over in column A. Multiply by 1.06.

Thanks in advance...again!





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Thanks :) Lori

See answer in your original post.
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Regards,

RD

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"Lori" wrote in message
...
First of all...thank you all for helping me along. I finally understand
the
whole process I'm using. Unfortunately when I try to add more price
"groups"
to the formulas I was given they don't work. I thought I could figure it
out
on my own if someone got me started, but obviously I can't :o

If someone doesn't mind doing this for me...


0-10 in column A. Add $2 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value in
column B.

10.01-50 in column A. Add $5 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value in
column B.

50.01-100 in column A. Add $8 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value in
column B.

100.01-225 in column A. Add $10 and multiply buy 1.03 to give me a value
in
column B.

225.01-400 in column A. Add $15 and multiply buy 1.03 to give me a value
in
column B.

400.01-575 in column A. Add $20 and multiply buy 1.03 to give me a value
in
column B.

575.01-700 in column A. Add $30 and multiply buy 1.03 to give me a value
in
column B.

700.01-1000 in column A. Add $40 and multiply buy 1.03 to give me a value
in column B.

1000.01-1550 in column A. Add $50 and multiply buy 1.03 to give me a
value
in column B.

1550.01 and over in column A. Multiply by 1.06.

Thanks in advance...again!





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Thanks :) Lori

Create a 2 column table with the left column containing the lower boundaries
of each interval and the right column containing the added value:

........D...............E
1.....0...............2
2....10.01.........5
3....50.01.........8
4....100.01.......10
5....225.01.......15
6....400.01.......20
7....575.01.......30
8....700.01.......40
9....1000.01.....50

You don't need the last boundary (1550). We'll take care of that in this
formula:

=IF(COUNT(A1),IF(A11550,A1*1.06,(A1+VLOOKUP(A1,D1 :E9,2))*1.03),"")



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Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"Lori" wrote in message
...
First of all...thank you all for helping me along. I finally understand
the
whole process I'm using. Unfortunately when I try to add more price
"groups"
to the formulas I was given they don't work. I thought I could figure it
out
on my own if someone got me started, but obviously I can't :o

If someone doesn't mind doing this for me...


0-10 in column A. Add $2 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value in
column B.

10.01-50 in column A. Add $5 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value in
column B.

50.01-100 in column A. Add $8 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value in
column B.

100.01-225 in column A. Add $10 and multiply buy 1.03 to give me a value
in
column B.

225.01-400 in column A. Add $15 and multiply buy 1.03 to give me a value
in
column B.

400.01-575 in column A. Add $20 and multiply buy 1.03 to give me a value
in
column B.

575.01-700 in column A. Add $30 and multiply buy 1.03 to give me a value
in
column B.

700.01-1000 in column A. Add $40 and multiply buy 1.03 to give me a value
in column B.

1000.01-1550 in column A. Add $50 and multiply buy 1.03 to give me a
value
in column B.

1550.01 and over in column A. Multiply by 1.06.

Thanks in advance...again!





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Thanks :) Lori