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hello,
i am looking for help on a formula returning a value of a cell in a table.
the challenge is there is no absolute number - it needs to read between two numbers.

the scenario is - i have a kitchen door size of 715x450 and i want it to look up the height in the correct column between two values - then look up the correct width between two values and return the price.

this is complicated to explain. so i have attached an example of a table.

much appreciated.



thank you

stefano
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Hi
This will need testing but this is as close as I can get. I am sure there are more elegant solutions.
Hope this helps.
Tony
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If you list the start values for each range, you can use INDEX and MATCH as in the attached.
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hi Guys - you are legends - many thanks, you have saved me many many hours of heartache.

thank you again and have a nice day

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