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    Calculating invoice price from pricing matrix using INDEX/MATCH

    Hi guys,

    You were all so helpful last time that I would like to trouble you again. I am very new to Index Match and was wondering why this is not working

    =INDEX(U:Z,MATCH(E2,U:U,0),MATCH(F2,$V$5:$Z$5))

    I know that each return should be;

    G2 99.47
    G3 32.52
    G4 32.52
    G5 12.02
    G6 12.02
    G7 26.47
    G8 26.47

    But this is what is returning;

    E-G is the column and 5 to 11 is the row number

    E F G
    1 Mobility Mileage INVOICE
    2 C1 24.52 £61.72
    3 W1 11.24 £24.27
    4 W1 10.27 £24.27
    5 W1 2.69 W1
    6 W1 2.65 W1
    7 C1 2.53 C1
    8 C1 2.53 C1

    U-V is the column and 5 to 11 is the row number

    U V W X Y Z
    Mob Band 1 Band 2 Band 3 Band 4 Band 5
    0 5 10 15 25
    5 W1 £12.02 £24.27 £32.52 £55.02 £66.27
    6 C1 £26.47 £49.22 £61.72 £74.22 £99.47
    7 C2 £40.47 £59.32 £115.47 £136.72 £147.97
    8 S1 £94.22 £115.47 £136.72 £157.97 £169.22
    9 HD £94.22 £115.47 £136.72 £157.97 £169.22
    10 B1 £212.97 £212.97 £247.97 £272.97 £290.47
    11 SC £94.22 £115.47 £136.72 £157.97 £169.22

    Hopefully the tables stay in the format I tried and you all understand the question and maybe INDEX/MATCH is not the way to go but I am under the impression it would be and I have got it to work before in similar circumstances

    Thanks

    TJ

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    Re: Calculating invoice price from pricing matrix using INDEX/MATCH

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    Next time please attach a SMALL sample Excel workbook (10-20 rows of data is usually enough)? Please don't attach a picture of one (no-one will want to re-type all your stuff before starting). Also pasting text into post is not the best idea - one has to copy it in workbook possibly using text-to-columns tool, then change (if needed) currency signs, decomal separators (if different, ...)

    1. Make sure that your sample data are truly REPRESENTATIVE of your real data. The use of unrepresentative data is very frustrating and can lead to long delays in reaching a solution.

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    Re: Calculating invoice price from pricing matrix using INDEX/MATCH

    PS. Shouldn't G2 be equal 74.22 not 99.47 as you wrote?
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    Re: Calculating invoice price from pricing matrix using INDEX/MATCH

    Sorry for the delay being pulled every direction today - please find attached the spreadsheet which I was earlier asking about - sorry for the confusion earlier hope this is ok
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    Re: Calculating invoice price from pricing matrix using INDEX/MATCH

    In G2, try

    =INDEX(U$4:Y$10,MATCH(E2,T$4:T$10,0),MATCH(F2,U$3:Y$3,1))

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    Re: Calculating invoice price from pricing matrix using INDEX/MATCH

    thank you so much

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    Re: Calculating invoice price from pricing matrix using INDEX/MATCH

    Happy to help. Thanks for the rep!

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