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Lookup Postage Price [min & max weight]
I've got a spreadsheet with two worksheets - products & postage - In the products sheet I have a column containing the weight of the item and in the postage sheet I have 3 colums, a from weight, a to weight and the postage cost. I'm no good with Excel forumlas but can write PHP ones, so I need something like this translated into Excel if possible. Code: -------------------- echo postage(C1:C24) WHERE products(H2)=postage(A1:A24) AND products(H2)<=postage(B1:B24) -------------------- So that means show the price in postage sheet column C where the weight in products column H is greater than or equal to the postage weight column A and less than or equal to postage weight column B Cheers guys [and gals] Ian -- iwgunter ------------------------------------------------------------------------ iwgunter's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=15441 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=509942 |
Lookup Postage Price [min & max weight]
You need to use a SUMPRODUCT function.
My examples assumes Column A assumes lower weight, Column B upper weight and Column C the price. In cell A12 you type the weight and will then give you your answer. =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A10<=A12), --(B1:B10=A12), (C1:C10)) HTH. "iwgunter" wrote: I've got a spreadsheet with two worksheets - products & postage - In the products sheet I have a column containing the weight of the item and in the postage sheet I have 3 colums, a from weight, a to weight and the postage cost. I'm no good with Excel forumlas but can write PHP ones, so I need something like this translated into Excel if possible. Code: -------------------- echo postage(C1:C24) WHERE products(H2)=postage(A1:A24) AND products(H2)<=postage(B1:B24) -------------------- So that means show the price in postage sheet column C where the weight in products column H is greater than or equal to the postage weight column A and less than or equal to postage weight column B Cheers guys [and gals] Ian -- iwgunter ------------------------------------------------------------------------ iwgunter's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=15441 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=509942 |
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