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    Creating Lookup Formula Using 3 Drop-Down Selections

    Hello ,

    I stuck with excel formula vlookup + match in my file . I am try to make calculator in excel sheet and I stuck .

    Goal :
    - I want to have 3 fields with drop down list
    - In each field from drop i choose option that i want
    - behind each option in other sheet i hide price
    - if I choose something in option 1 , 2 , 3 I want from excel to sum for me this price in field below.

    Problem:
    - I use this formula =VLOOKUP(Kalkulator!$C$9,pompy!B5:F15,1+MATCH(Kalkulator!$I$9,pompy!C4:F4,0),0)
    and this formula is okey only for sum prices from option 1 and 2 but I dont know how to change formula to make it work for sum all three options .

    Is quiet important to me . I very appriciated for your help to figure out this one .
    There should be attached excel file with this
    Thanks!
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    Re: Creating Lookup Formula Using 3 Drop-Down Selections

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    Re: Creating Lookup Formula Using 3 Drop-Down Selections

    OK - I've had a look and I am perplexed. Please could you give us some directions? Where in the workbook are:

    1. The formula you've tried.
    2. The drop-down selector boxes.
    3. The expected results that you have mocked up to show us what you want.


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    Re: Creating Lookup Formula Using 3 Drop-Down Selections

    How does the second table (C18:F25) relate to the first (C5:F15) ?

    You select "BUFOR300" (Column Heading) but how do we/you know which ROW (Bufor1 to Bufor 8) this relates to?
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    Re: Creating Lookup Formula Using 3 Drop-Down Selections

    Present situation :

    I make some draft version of file which will be used as handy calculator for me as a sellsman .

    In this file which I attached there are two visible sheets named "kalkulator" , "pompy" in there are hidden prices and names for each drop down list.

    In "kalkulator" sheet I got fields named :
    - "choose model" which attached drop down list with names from sheet pompy B5:B15
    - "choose size" which attached drop down list with names from sheet pompy C4:F4
    - "choose option" which attached drop down list with names from sheet pompy C17:F17
    - "Your cost is netto" in this field I want to sum prices from three fields above depending on which option I will select in each field above.

    Right now I manage to sum only two fields "model" and "size" by using formula vlookup + match .

    Prices for field "choose option" are in sheet "kalkulator" as Bufor 100 , 200 , 300 , 400

    Problem :
    How to sum this three fields "model" , "size" , "option" ( depending o what i pick from list ) "into your cost is netto field"

    I try to use this vlookup + match formula to link or three fields to sum "prices to your cost is netto" but is not working and maybe I am doing this wrong or there is some other way to achive similiar effect.

    I attached file once again with changed names to english .
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    Re: Creating Lookup Formula Using 3 Drop-Down Selections

    Sorry I didnt know about all of this . But in next post and threads I will try to follow rules of this forum .

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    Re: Creating Lookup Formula Using 3 Drop-Down Selections

    Quote Originally Posted by JohnTopley View Post
    How does the second table (C18:F25) relate to the first (C5:F15) ?

    You select "BUFOR300" (Column Heading) but how do we/you know which ROW (Bufor1 to Bufor 8) this relates to?
    I just make quick draft maybe I do this to quick .

    Right now there is Bufor 100 , 200 , 300 , 400 and price to each version below this in sheet pompy C18:F18.

    My struggle right now is to link this three fields with drop down list in sheet "kalkulator" to sum prices in "your cost is netto" (kalkulator sheet)
    I manage to sum prices only two from three fields with drop down list --> "your cost is netto" by using this Vlookup + match formula .
    Now I wanna add one more field(variable) to this as I named "choose option" in "kalkulator" sheet .

    Which I attached in second file in my secend post .

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    Re: Creating Lookup Formula Using 3 Drop-Down Selections

    Try

    in C17

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    Re: Creating Lookup Formula Using 3 Drop-Down Selections

    I think is actually what I wanted and is working . Thank you Sir very much !
    Last edited by AliGW; 04-22-2022 at 09:37 AM. Reason: PLEASE don't quote unnecessarily!

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    Re: Creating Lookup Formula Using 3 Drop-Down Selections

    If this possible I wanna please admin to not close this topic yet . I may need some advice because I am still working on this calculator .
    I will for sure leave msg here to close this topic .

    Thank You!

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    Re: Creating Lookup Formula Using 3 Drop-Down Selections

    Nobody will close anything. You will need to mark it as solved.

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    Re: Creating Lookup Formula Using 3 Drop-Down Selections

    Thank's for explanation I will do like you said above .
    Last edited by AliGW; 04-22-2022 at 11:47 AM. Reason: PLEASE don't quote unnecessarily!

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    Re: Creating Lookup Formula Using 3 Drop-Down Selections

    Except you didn't do as I told you - I'll mark this as solved for you.

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    Re: Creating Lookup Formula Using 3 Drop-Down Selections

    Quote Originally Posted by AliGW View Post
    Except you didn't do as I told you - I'll mark this as solved for you.
    John T. help me that solve my problem in someway , but I am still working on this sheet with vlookup + match , and that why i didn't closed right away after your post .

    Sorry maybe I did not understand you correclty .

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    Re: Creating Lookup Formula Using 3 Drop-Down Selections

    In post #9 you said that it was working and was what you wanted, therefore this thread is solved.

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