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    Multiple variables to calculate a value

    I am looking for a syntax to help us ask a question with three variables

    As an example
    If
    Blade size = 114 (only 3 blade size choices)
    and
    the Panel Size is between 500 and 700 ( This will also be dependant on the blade size)
    and
    the tilt bar is clearview (Three choices)
    then
    the result will be x = 182

    The answers will depend on the above variables: 154, 159, 179, 177, 182 and 202


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    Re: Multiple variables to calculate a value

    Hi and welcome to the forum

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    Re: Multiple variables to calculate a value

    pricing calculator.xlsxthanks FDibbins for your response.

    I have attached a spreadsheet which gives two scenarios I am working with to solve the pricing syntax I am trying to create with.

    Scenario 1: I am using dependant lists and can't get my head around the third dependancy list

    Scenario 2: trying to use the "If" function for multiple variables but I haven't been able to get any together to finish the answer

    Scenario 3: Hoping you might be able to help me come up with a solution

    See attached spreadsheet

    pricing calculator.xlsx
    Last edited by cruisinto; 06-26-2014 at 08:51 AM.

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    Re: Multiple variables to calculate a value

    Hi,

    Here's one way of doing it... Refer workbook attached. Is this what you need?
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