Building a Pricing Calculation Sheet

Spyderturbo007

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I'm trying to build a pricing sheet that requires user input and then calculates pricing based on multiple entries. I created a matrix, with the help of @Fluff and am able to pull a value for from the matrix for the user input. Once I have that value, there are various modifiers based on the customer selection. Some customers select certain modifiers and others don't select a modifier.

What's the best way to handle something like that in Excel?

For example if someone wants things bagged individually, that's an additional $0.50. If they want custom labels, that is $0.25/each. They can pick and choose and those things get added to the price of the item and then multiplied by the total quantity.

Do I just use a bunch of drop down boxes for Yes / No and then have Excel do a VLOOKUP / HLOOKUP with one having a price of $0 and the other having the price of the option?

Thank you!
 

Excel Facts

Does the VLOOKUP table have to be sorted?
No! when you are using an exact match, the VLOOKUP table can be in any order. Best-selling items at the top is actually the best.
I'm sure that the need is clear in your mind and perhaps to others smarter than me on the list but I for one cannot visualize what you need. It may help to post a portion of the worksheet using Mr Excel's excellent addin called XL2BB. See here.

Or, perhaps you could post the workbook using a link to it in 1Drive or Dropbox. Put some notes into it using a text box so your need is more clear.
 
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