Hi,
I terribly failed to accomplish this task -
range of value 0 to 9.99 = $2,400
10 to 19.99 = $4,800
20 to 29.99 = $7,200 and
30 and above = $9,600
Is there a better way to accomplish this? Or IF (AND logic should work, but I could not figure it out - Please help
welcome to the forum, Green Gable. assuming your value you're checking is in A1, then do up a table say in C1:C4 containing the minimum values to get the amount & D1:D4 containing the values of the amount. then just:
=LOOKUP(A1,$C$1:$C$4,$D$1:$D$4)
or if you dont want the table:
=LOOKUP(A1,{0;10;20;30},{2400;4800;7200;9600})
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much appreciated, it helped me and saved time
=LOOKUP(A1,$C$1:$C$4,$D$1:$D$4) can also be
=LOOKUP(A1,$C$1:$D$4)
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