Cannot figure out correct formula to use

bororob85

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Hello all. So I am attempting to make an easy tool for us to calculate a sliding scale for financial assistance. There are 2 numbers that drive this and that is: Household Size and Yearly Income. Based on where that falls on the chart, a certain percentage would be applied.

Essentially its a range lookup. For 100% anything equal or less than should give a 100% response. Anything that is greater than or equal/less than the 50% Column should return 50% response and thus the same would apply for the 25% and then anything greater than the 25% column should return zero.

It does not have to be on the same sheet but for picture purposes I put on the same sheet but I did initially have sheet 1 for the tool and sheet 2 for the data ranges.
 

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maybe try this (sorry, not using your exact numbers, you can paste your numbers in)

Book2
ABCD
1Household Size8
2
3Yearly Income201000
4
5Percentage Off100%
6
7Household Size100%50%25%
8158,00072,90088,000
9278,90098,600118,000
10399,400124,300149,000
114120,000150,000180,000
125140,000175,000210,000
136151,000201,000241,000
147181,000227,000270,000
158202,000252,000303,000
169222,200278,000334,000
Sheet2
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B5B5=XLOOKUP(B3,INDEX($B$8:$D$16,$B$1,0),$B$7:$D$7,0,1,1)
 
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