Originally Posted by
joris moerings
Hi,
Change your formula to this
Hope this helps.
Thank you, this does work in essence - However, cell C4 relies on DV lists which have the same names as the tables, which I have discovered is throwing out the options given in Cell C5, which then gives me my pricing.
I need Cell
My quotation tool uses a cell selection process to determine product ranges and pricing, as follows:
Cell C4 - Select the primary range from DV list "Ranges" (Fusion, Fusion linear, Biography, Caledonia, Caledonia In Frame)
Then
Cell C5 - Select The specific door range from a DV list determined by selection of C4
DV list names are the same as the Range sheets and Range Tables
Then
Cell C3 - shows a price group dependant upon selection from C5, eg "PG01" (Which are in the table headers and the 1st part of the cell data in the 'Range' DV List
Then
User to enter product code into cell B13 and Cell M13 is To return a price from the relevant table in selection of C4 for that product in that price group for that product range.
Basically, I have 5 kitchen ranges, which all have the same product codes but different prices between the ranges - Ie, BFH3 might be £70 in Price group1 in Fusion, yet BFH3 might be £150 in price group1 in Caledonia.
does that make any sense at all?.. Bit confusing.
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