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I have a price chart with the following information:
Qty: 500 1000 2500 3500 5000 Lot Price: 269 308 421 503 585 Add'l qty: .14 .14 .09 .07 .055 I am looking for a formula that will give me the correct price depending on the quantity I type into the cell. However, my constraint is if a quantity is equal to 501, I need to multiply it by the Add'l qty cost of .14. At the same time if a qty goes above 786, using the Add'l qty cost will give me a price greater than the 1000 qty lot price. Instead I would like it to use the 1000 qty lot price since it is less. The same applies for when a qty is at 1801, 3414, and 4677. Does anyone have a suggestion that might solve my issue? Thanks |
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