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    Hi,

    I am struggling to begin a spreadsheet for an online game. I want to basically have players input different scores in a table to let them have a price range for a sale.
    My problem is that I don't know what to use, or how, to make sure that I get the accurate price added to the total, because there are multiple "levels" of value.

    These are the score ranges + the amount each points adds

    Below 510 score = 0
    510-530= +100
    530-545= +150
    545-550= +500
    550-560= +750
    560-570= +1000
    570-575= +2500
    575+= +5000

    So if a player enters the score of 532, it will add 800$ to the total sale price. My issue is that I would like to either

    a) make the scores and value increase per point into something that will automatically detect that a score of 542=1550$, like a table?
    b) have ONE formula/function that will give out the right price

    So far, I haven't been able to work with IF(and functions because I use google sheets, not microsoft excel, but the functions are pretty similar. There are other scores to be added in the sheet, by the player, to add value as well. I can provide the other "price range" values if necessary, but I believe once I've gotten help for this problem here, I'll be able to do the same for my other range of values.

    Please bear in mind that I am a very beginner in functions, values and any vocabulary pertaining to math, statistics or excel. Also, I'm french. Thank you in advance for your reponses!

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    Re: help to calculate different price increases depending on the score of a cell

    Hi,

    Perhaps a tiered minimum situation can apply.

    By using this formula the points can be awarded. If you need something more elaborate you may need to attach a workbook stating your criteria.

    The formula for finding the points:

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    I hope this helps

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    Quote Originally Posted by RChad View Post
    Hi,

    Perhaps a tiered minimum situation can apply.

    By using this formula the points can be awarded. If you need something more elaborate you may need to attach a workbook stating your criteria.

    The formula for finding the points:

    Formula: copy to clipboard
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    I hope this helps
    I absolutely do not understand how to use this formula, im so sorry. Im not kidding when i say i know NOTHING of excel. Thank you for tour fast reply though!

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