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Default Index-Match from a range


Hello Everyone,

Am trying to figure out how to lookup a value through a range of cells
and seems this forum is my best bet. I have table in following format:

_colA_:::_ColB_ :::_ColC_
_pkt_ ::: _ordercount_ ::: __speed_
<4 ::: <20,000 ::: 7500
<4 ::: 20000-40000 :::8500
5-8 ::: <20000 ::: 9000
5-8 ::: 20000-40000 ::: 9500
... and so on and so forth

How do I write a formula such that for a given pkt and order count
combination system would lookup associated speed. For e.g. for a 5 pkt
job and 30,000 order count, the formula would retrieve 9500 and so on
and so forth. I guess I would have to use a combination of Index, Match
and If statement but am not able to come up with a good formula for the
above scenario. Could anyone please help?

Thanks in advance,
mparekh


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