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I have an inventory worksheet with many rows, where column D is a manual
entry of item length, column E is a manual entry of item width, and column G is the weight of that size item. The weights for each inventory item are stored in a table on a separate worksheet, with column A listing lenghts and row 3 listing the widths. Since IF statements are limited to 7, how else can I have column G automatically populated with the correct weight, based on what is manually entered in columns D & E? ie: If length (col D) is 8, and width (col E) is 2, then go look at the table and return the value at the intersection of length 8 and width 2. I would then need to copy that formula all the way down my inventory sheet. |
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