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Default Sum Product Matrix

Hi all,

Trying to get a formula to return the following:

Column A: Title
Column B: Salary 1
Column C: Salary 2
Column D: Salary 3
Column E: Salary 4

Based of of this matrix if Employee n's salary falls in between one of the 4 criteria, then I would like the higher value returned

Example:

A: Manager
B: 1000
C: 5000
D: 10000
E: 15000

My lookup index: Title - Manager / Salary - 8000.

I want this to give me the value in column D. If the salary was increased to 11,000 then column E.

So far I am stuck at:

=sumproduct(--('TitleInput'=$A:$A),--($B:$B<'SalaryInput'),--($C:$C<'SalaryInput'),--($D:$D<'SalaryInput'),($E:$E))

Where I only get a returned value if the Salary input is larger than D and Smaller than E. If I make the value D or smaller I get 0.

Thanks!
 
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