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Formula or IF statement ? Sheet to calculate eBay listing costsHelpful Member! 

BigGeoff (Vendor)
10 Apr 12 14:37
Hi all,

I'm fairly new to Excel but would class myself as more capable than a noob.

But, I want to look at a range of figures to determine the cost of an item listed in eBay.
The eBay costs would be:
From:  To:
.01      .99       £0
1         4.99    £.15
5         14.99  £.25
15       29.99   £.5
30        99.00  £1
100 or over     1.30

So I want to enter a cost of an item in cell C1 and have the formula/statement return the appropriate eBay cost, referencing the above.

Any help greatly appreciated.

Regards

Geoff
Helpful Member!  SkipVought (Programmer)
10 Apr 12 14:53


hi,

Quote:

So I want to enter a cost of an item in cell C1
HOW can THAT be?

You have THREE columns of data posted, the third being column C???

assuming that your table is in a1:c7

then if your value is in D1, rather than C1...

=VLOOKUP(D1,$A$2:$C$7,3,TRUE)

 

Skip,

glassesJust traded in my old subtlety...
for a NUANCE!tongue

BigGeoff (Vendor)
10 Apr 12 15:03
Cheers for the speedy reply Skip !!

Works a treat smile

Geoff

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