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    Find value in third column based on values in two cells from two columns

    Hi -

    So I have been struggling with this for a good minute.

    I want to find the maximum value in one column based on whether a cell value is within a range of another column's values which is based on another cell value in another column.

    For example, I have a pricing list consisting of products, product codes, order quantities and pricing. I'm trying to find what the new price would be for a product code based on the quantities ordered for my analysis.

    So, for example, if a customer ordered 525 quantities of TOP2505, this would result in the 500 Order Quantity Pricing range and would result in the pricing of $1.58. I've attached a workbook example.

    However, the pricing list that I have does not have ranges built into it--it is only a list of order quantities--and there are multiple prices in the list. (I would like to pull the highest price value for that quantity range.)

    I was able to come up with:


    {=MAX(IF(B2:B18=G9,IF(C2:C18>=H9,D2:D18)))}


    But this is bringing me the next price up (qty for 1,000); not the range between 500 and 1,000 (which should be 500).

    What's more, is that this is an array; my actual workbook contains a year's worth of orders/quantities and I can't drag this formula down my list (and you know my list of products isn't limited to tops).

    Does anyone know if there's a way to do this? Or is this just impossible?
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    Re: Find value in third column based on values in two cells from two columns

    Please try 2 option

    K9 short but it could fall into previous code if QTY less than minimum.

    =INDEX($D$2:$D$18,MATCH(G9&TEXT(H9,"00000"),INDEX($B$2:$B$18&TEXT($C$2:$C$18,"00000"),)))

    L9 more accurate, show NA if QTY less than minimum

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    Re: Find value in third column based on values in two cells from two columns

    Pl see file.
    In K5 then drag down.
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    Array formula should be confirmed with Ctrl+Shift+Enter keys together.
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    Re: Find value in third column based on values in two cells from two columns

    This is brilliant, perfect!
    Thank you both, so very much, for your help with this!

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