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Hi Folks,
I have been struggling with this for a bit now. I have items available for purchase in E8:e66 (using list validation). I have item written in $r8. I have the actual cost paid for the item for that particular purchase in h8:h66. an Item can be purchased multiple times at different prices. What I am trying to do is create a formula that will lookup all amounts paid for the specific item type and return the maximum cost paid for that item. My current formula version only reports back the first one found rather than the maximum of all types of that item purchased. =IF(W9=0,"None",MAX(VLOOKUP($R9,$E$8:$H$66,4,FALSE ))) where w9=amount of units purchased.(error removal) Its really buggung me because its a simple result but a pain to generate. |
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