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![]() The problem with that is that the table does not have the value to return. The value to return is what I need to calculate a certain way based on criteria. Here are the possibilities in list format This is the first set of possible choices, they are in a drop down and return the values of 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 depending on the users choice. TermInMonths = (12,24,36,39,48,60,63) The second set of possible choices, which are in a seperate drop down return the values of 1,2 depending on the users choice LeaseType = (Fair Market Value, 1.00 Buy Out) So as you can see you can have a lease of 1 of 2 types and it can then be a term of 12,24,36,39,48,60 or 63 months in length There is a table that holds the rates based on the amount being leased. There is a seperate table of rates for leases that are under $3000.00 for both lease types and a seperate table of rates for leases $3000.00 and up for both lease types. In summary I need to determine lease type, term length and cost threshold, get the apropriate rate based on that criteria and then multiply that rate by the cost of equipment. ![]() I hope this helps everyone understand what I am trying to accomplish, someone rescue my brain please!! Thanks in advance! -- dexman ------------------------------------------------------------------------ dexman's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=31481 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=511587 |
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