VLOOKUP DATA

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Worksheet 1: Grid!F10 = 4
Grid!F3 = 10 (1,000 units / 100 increments)

Worksheet 2: Formula in Cell =VLOOKUP(GRID!F10,mid_lcov,(GRID!F3+1)+1,1)

mid_lcov (range name) =
# of units
cover 1000 1100 1200
1 451.00 476.00 501.00
2 549.00 574.00 600.00
3 734.00 759.00 784.00
4 901.00 927.00 954.00

With it as is, it returns $1,142.00 which is the cost for 1,900 units. I
need it to pull the cost for 1,000 units using a 4-color cover which is
$901.00, but then go over one more row to compensate for cost variances. I
truly need it to pull $927.00 overall. But, can't get it there. Can anyone
help? Thank you so much!!!!
 
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Lars-Åke Aspelin

Worksheet 1: Grid!F10 = 4
Grid!F3 = 10 (1,000 units / 100 increments)

Worksheet 2: Formula in Cell =VLOOKUP(GRID!F10,mid_lcov,(GRID!F3+1)+1,1)

mid_lcov (range name) =
# of units
cover 1000 1100 1200
1 451.00 476.00 501.00
2 549.00 574.00 600.00
3 734.00 759.00 784.00
4 901.00 927.00 954.00

With it as is, it returns $1,142.00 which is the cost for 1,900 units. I
need it to pull the cost for 1,000 units using a 4-color cover which is
$901.00, but then go over one more row to compensate for cost variances. I
truly need it to pull $927.00 overall. But, can't get it there. Can anyone
help? Thank you so much!!!!
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The third argument of the VLOOKUP function tells which column in the
range that contains the wanted data.
In this case F3 holds 10 and 10+1 is 11 so you will get the data from
the correct row but from the 11'th column rather than from the 3rd
column as you would like.
Try replacing the +1 with -8 and you will have the correct data.

Hope this helps / Lars-Åke
 
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