Using MATCH with IF AND <,>=

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I have a table of rates with product types and quantities.
There are 5 product types and the rate changes for each one by quantity as follows: 0 – 500, 501-1000, 1001-3000, 3000+
I can use the following formula which works OK for one product type but excel will not allow me to nest enough IF statements to satisfy the number of product types.
=IF(B2="Type1",IF(AND(C2>0,C2<=500),B10,IF(B2="Type1",IF(AND(C2>500,C2<=1000),C10,……etc
I believe I can use MATCH but can’t seem to use the <,>= to satisfy the quantities. Can anyone help?

 

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In cell C2, try this:

Code: 
=INDEX($B$10:$E$14,MATCH(A2,$A$10:$A$14,0),MATCH(B2,{0,501,1001,3001},1))

Copy/Autofill down.

In cell A13, you have a space " " after the text, which is why the formula isn't finding a result in cell C3.

Cheers,
 
CheshireCat said:
In cell C2, try this:

Code: 
=INDEX($B$10:$E$14,MATCH(A2,$A$10:$A$14,0),MATCH(B2,{0,501,1001,3001},1))

Copy/Autofill down.

In cell A13, you have a space " " after the text, which is why the formula isn't finding a result in cell C3.

Cheers,
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Thank you so much I never would have worked that out, particularly the last section dealing with the quantities. I need to study Index and Match further. Thanks again. Colin
 
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