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sbennett2345
Sep 29, 2025Copper Contributor
Formula help multiple value lookup
I have the data below. I want to create a sort of calculator where the user will choose a manufacturer, panel amount, and method of payment and it will return the price. For example, they choose Trina, 22 panels, and cash and they get a result of $3.10. Can anyone help me figure out how to do that?
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Try this:
- Organize Your Data Table
Let’s assume your pricing table looks like this:
Manufacturer
Panel Min
Panel Max
Cash Price
SAC Price
TRINA
16
20
3.25
3.62
TRINA
21
29
3.10
3.45
TRINA
30
999
3.06
3.40
QCELL
16
20
3.45
3.83
QCELL
21
29
3.30
3.62
QCELL
30
999
3.26
3.62
Let’s say this table is in cells A2:E7.
- Create Input Cells
- Manufacturer: G2
- Panel Count: G3
- Payment Method (Cash or SAC): G4
- Use a Formula to Return the Price
=INDEX( E2:E7, MATCH(1, (A2:A7=G2) * (G3>=B2:B7) * (G3<=C2:C7), 0) )
This formula assumes G4 is set to "SAC" and returns the SAC price. If you want to switch between Cash and SAC dynamically, use this:
=INDEX( IF(G4="Cash", D2:D7, E2:E7), MATCH(1, (A2:A7=G2) * (G3>=B2:B7) * (G3<=C2:C7), 0) )