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Hello. I am attempting to create a formula that searches through a range
of values to identify where a number falls within the range and then, once identified, takes an associated value as a multiplier in the formula. Here is the range data: A B C D E 1 400 600 950 1250 1450 2 $15 $30 $45 $50 $55 Lookup value: 425 Based on these values, I need a formula to search a1 through e1 and return the value in B2 ($30) associated with 600 (because 425 is over 400, but not greater than 600) and allow me to then multiply the lookup value of 425 by the value returned (e.g., $30) giving me a result of $12,750. It's tough even describing what I want, but hopefully someone understands and can assist me ASAP. Thank you. |
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