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    Auto lookup of rate table excluding not applicable

    Hi All,

    I am looking for help with the file per attached. In summary I have used Index / Match to locate the rates from the 'Rates' tab in the table contained on the calculator sheet and this will be changed when you select the Origin and Shipper etc.


    However this table will ultimately be hidden and I would like to display on the rates applicable to that particular combination in the blue boxed area rather than have a standard list of all 'potential' charges visible to the end user.

    So for example when selecting Kobe and B I would then only see the charges that don't contain zero in the table in columns M to P along with the applicable charge type description. Hopefully this makes sense?

    Is this possible and how can it be done if so?


    Many thanks,
    Gaz
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    Re: Index & Match?

    Please try at
    M12:N12
    =IFERROR(INDEX(Rates!A:A,AGGREGATE(15,6,ROW(Rates!$A$4:$A$46)/(INDEX(Rates!$C$4:$S$46,,MATCH(1,INDEX(1/(Origin=$D$3)/(Shipper=$G$3),)))>0),ROWS(M$12:M12)))&"","")

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    =IFERROR(INDEX(Rates!$C$4:$S$46,MATCH(M12,Rates!$A$4:$A$46,),MATCH(1,INDEX(1/(Origin=$D$3)/(Shipper=$G$3),))),"")
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    Re: Index & Match?

    Excellent great and thanks!

    Just one further question. If I needed to identify between Type (FCL or LCL or lets say blank for both) and this was selected from cell G5, could you do this as well?

    Thanks again,
    Gaz

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    Re: Index & Match?

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    We would very much like to help you with your query, however the thread title does not really convey what your request is about.
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