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Difficult Formula lookup
Hi folks
Here is a cut down version of a lookup im using to find the best choice for a customer, as you can see from the row that starts 30 the customer requires 650 units and require the extra A and extra B package. The extra cost for 50 units on the 30 package is 25p (pence) therefore with the extra's this works out at a total of £39.25. What I need is a formula to lookup this value but then also show the next best value plan, in this case it would be the 40 package as they would get 1100 units instead of 600 and as extra A & B are free on this package the additional cost is only 75p core plan core units core cost extra A extra B units req. extra cost total cost 40 1100 £40.00 free free £40.00 35 850 £34.50 £5.00 free £39.50 30 600 £29.00 £5.00 £5.00 650 £0.25 £39.25 25 400 £24.75 £5.00 £5.00 £25.75 20 200 £20.00 £5.00 £5.00 £20.00 Hope this make sense Nelly |
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