Complex Formula Help

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Hello,

Thank you in advance for your help. I have a complex formula issue, at least for me it is. I need a formula that has the following conditions:

I need to count the number of times a word shows in column D but only if column E says "NEW" or "RET". Then I need to take that result and if falls within a range (1-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9, and 10 and above) take that and have it relate to a dollar amount.

So for example if the result from column d is 4 or 5 then the dollar amount would be $7,500. If it falls within 6 - 7 then the dollars would be $8,000 and so on. How can this be accomplished with a formula. I prefer to not add columns if I don't have to. I've tried different things but I'm stumped.

Thanks again!

Bill
 

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Hi,

May be something like this.
As you didn't provide the full details, the Criterion, Lookup Vector, and Result Vector may need adjusting:


Book1
DEFG
2WordNew8500
3WordRet
4WordOld
5WordRet
6WordOther
7WordRet
8New
9WordOld
10WordNew
11WordNew
12Ret
13WordRet
14WordNew
15WordOld
Sheet89
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
G2=LOOKUP(SUM(COUNTIFS(D2:D15,"Word",E2:E15,{"New","Ret"})),{0,4,6,8,10},{0,7500,8000,8500,9000})
 
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That looks awesome. I'll try it out and let you know if it doesn't work. Thanks! I wouldn't have figured that out myself. Much appreciated!
 
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Hello, are you looking to do something like this:

=IFERROR(LOOKUP(COUNTIFS($D$1:$D$11,"word",$E$1:$E$11,"new")+COUNTIFS($D$1:$D$11,"word",$E$1:$E$11,"ret"),{0,4,6,8,10},{5000,6000,7500,8000,10000}),0)

Correct Lookup vector per above
 
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Hello, are you looking to do something like this:

=IFERROR(LOOKUP(COUNTIFS($D$1:$D$11,"word",$E$1:$E$11,"new")+COUNTIFS($D$1:$D$11,"word",$E$1:$E$11,"ret"),{0,4,6,8,10},{5000,6000,7500,8000,10000}),0)

Correct Lookup vector per above

Did not correct the results vector to match or should the lookup vector be "{1,4,6,8,10}?
 
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