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    Using this method for your specific problem you'd get a formula like

    =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1>{0,200,500}),A1-{0,200,500},{0.75,-0.25,-0.15})

    where A1 contains total number of units

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    Thanks

    Thanks I really appreciate that. This is the formula I ended up with and it works perfectly!

    =SUMPRODUCT(--(B29>$C$20:$Q$20), (B29-$C$20:$Q$20), $C$23:$Q$23)

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    Re: Thanks

    I am trying to figure out how to find the total cost based on price range
    If there is just 1 then it would be 69 but say there are 2. What would the cost be for 2-9 units and so on.

    1-9 69.00
    10-24 9.90
    25-39 7.16
    40-99 6.73
    100-199 6.00
    200-299 5.50
    300-399 4.19
    400-499 3.63
    500-749 3.29
    750-999 2.84
    1000-1499 2.61
    1500-2999 2.39
    3000-4999 2.15
    5000-9999 2.05
    10000+ 1.98

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