To make it easier I typed the instructions right on to the excel spreadsheet.
Take a look and any help would be greatly appreciated
Installer Wages Redone.xlsx
To make it easier I typed the instructions right on to the excel spreadsheet.
Take a look and any help would be greatly appreciated
Installer Wages Redone.xlsx
i have added a couple of columns to show how to use the vlookup
=IF(G2="no",0,VLOOKUP(C2,Tables!A44:G53,3,TRUE))
this will calculate the first price
next
=IF(I2="no",0,VLOOKUP(C2,Tables!A44:G53,4,TRUE))
for next price
appears it just uses that one table - so should be easy to add the other lookups
bit pushed for time - so can do the whole thing , maybe tomorrow - if you dont solve - let me know
I would tend to use helper columns and add all these lookups there and then you can total - and at least debug - rather than have 1 big formula to do all the lookups
Wayne
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In Windows!F2, try this formula:
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=D2*VLOOKUP(C2,Table7,2,1)*IF(E2="No Capping",0.85,1)
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Thank you! Now i need to figure out a formula at the end for the yes & no columns. I need it to be one formula not using different columns and adding them up. unless i can hide them i guess
then you would do this
=IF(G2="no",0,VLOOKUP(C2,Tables!A44:G53,3,TRUE)) + IF(H2="no",0,VLOOKUP(C2,Tables!A44:G53,4,TRUE)) + etc
thanks so much!
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