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HLookup or Cond. Format?

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    HLookup or Cond. Format?

    I am trying to create a formula or something that will go from a value in sheet and go to sheet 2 and find it in column A. Depending on where it is in column A, then choose the value that is in the column in B and multiply it by that value.
    ..............
    Ex:
    Sheet 1: (M11) contains the value 2
    Sheet 2: contains a list of levels in column A that range from 1 - 30
    Sheet 2: Columns B - D contain the cost of each item depending on level in Column A.
    Sheet 1: (M12) will go and verify number entered into (M11) and find the value for level and cost of column B, then mulitly it by the value that you enterin M12.

    I know I may be explaining it badly but just need something to go through the table or listing find the value of the level I entered in another cell, find the cost associated for that level, and multiply it by the number that I enter in the cell.




    0 30 240 600
    1 30 240 600
    2 30 240 600
    3 30 240 600
    4 29 232 580
    5 29 232 580
    6 29 232 580
    7 28 224 560
    8 28 224 560
    9 28 224 560
    10 27 216 540
    11 27 216 540
    12 27 216 540
    13 27 216 540
    14 26 208 520
    15 26 208 520
    16 26 208 520
    17 25 200 500
    18 25 200 500
    19 25 200 500
    20 24 192 480
    21 24 192 480
    22 24 192 480
    23 24 192 480
    24 23 184 460
    25 23 184 460
    26 23 184 460
    27 22 176 440

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    I noticed, you multiple identical rows, what is the purpose of that ?
    Can you give another explaination this time use the numbers that are in you example

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    carl
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    RE: HLookup or Cond. Format?

    Hi,

    You need to use v-lookup for this. Check out how to use v-lookup in the
    excel help content. I will explain what you need to enter into the functions
    arguments below:

    Lookup_value - click on cell M11 in sheet 1 (which if you explained properly
    has the value 2 in it)

    Table_array - this is what place in which you want to search for the "Lookup
    value" (cell m11). You can either highlight the whole of sheet 2 or just the
    table of information within sheet 2.

    Col_index_num - This is asking you that once it has found the value from
    cell m11 in sheet 2 which column do you want to return. Like you said you
    don't want it to return the actual value in cell m11 (which would probably be
    column A). You want the value from column B. So type in 2 into this line.

    Range_lookup - finally this wants to know if it's looking for the exact
    value in cell m11 or just any cell in sheet 2 with the the same numbers as
    cell m11 (in other words if cell m11 has a value of 2 then the lookup can
    search and return a cell in sheet 2 that has a value of 129 because it has a
    2 in it). If you want the exact value (and you do) then type FALSE.

    That should do it.

    Carl

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