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shipping costs using if then
I want to calculate the shipping costs for orders. I have a cell which
totals the weight. I have the shipping weights with corresponding rates. I want the "shipping cost" cell to look at the weight cell and calculate the shipping rates for a range of weights. e.g. weight is 336 lbs and there is a rate for a range of 325-350lbs. This needs to be able to provide the rate for a wide range of possible weights from 15 to 2,500lbs. Thanks for your help |
What that we've already offered doesn't work? I think this is the third
time you have posted this with slightly different weights! -- HTH Nick Hodge Microsoft MVP - Excel Southampton, England HIS "impression" wrote in message ... I want to calculate the shipping costs for orders. I have a cell which totals the weight. I have the shipping weights with corresponding rates. I want the "shipping cost" cell to look at the weight cell and calculate the shipping rates for a range of weights. e.g. weight is 336 lbs and there is a rate for a range of 325-350lbs. This needs to be able to provide the rate for a wide range of possible weights from 15 to 2,500lbs. Thanks for your help |
This is a VLOOKUP job
You need to create a table with the weights in say A1:A20, then in B1:B20 enter the cost, You can then use =VLOOKUP(your search cell,A1:B20,2,TRUE) The rationale for this VLOOKUP formula is =VLOOKUP(What to look for, Where to Look For It,Which Column in the search area to display,Find an exact match (False to find an exact match, or find the nearest match(True)) I know this is a bit much in one go, look it up in 'Help' and post back if you have a problem. Regards, "impression" wrote in message ... I want to calculate the shipping costs for orders. I have a cell which totals the weight. I have the shipping weights with corresponding rates. I want the "shipping cost" cell to look at the weight cell and calculate the shipping rates for a range of weights. e.g. weight is 336 lbs and there is a rate for a range of 325-350lbs. This needs to be able to provide the rate for a wide range of possible weights from 15 to 2,500lbs. Thanks for your help |
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