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Very helpful thanks. Curly braces are half my battle, I think. Is there any
way to replace the hard-coded values in the array with cell references? Many thanks. "Ron Coderre" wrote: Try this formula: =VLOOKUP(A1,{0,0;10,3;21,4;31,5},2,1) Note the curly braces, the commas, and the semicolons. The braces define an array. The commas separate values in a row. The semicolons are like carriage returns and begin a new row. Effectively, the values within the braces are the equivalent of a 2 column range of values: _0____0 10____3 21____4 31____5 Does that help? -- Regards, Ron "jw446" wrote: Trying to create a table that will pull a price based on a value within a range. Trick is I'm trying not to enter the entire range into the pricelist. Example logic is "If you're aged 10-20, then you can enter for $3. If you're aged 21-30, then you enter for $4. If you're 31 or older, you enter for $5." |
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