Complex Pricing Formila

Roar

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at least for me, probably not for most of you.

Pricing of widgets will be volume based
1-24 $5
24-50 - $10
51-100 - $150

But not only that it will be based on term of commitment so one year pricing would be

1-24 if 1 year = $25
1-24 if 2 year = $10
1-24 if 3 year = $5

Can you give me some pointers of how to start a formula for this?

I am thinking something like (not fancy)
If count <25, and term = 1, then $25

Does that sound like I am on the right track?
 

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Try to create a table like the one in columns A:E (years in C1:E1) - adjust the prices in C2:E4

Criteria (count and term) in columns G:H

Formula in I2 copied down
=INDEX(C$2:E$4,MATCH(G2,A$2:A$4),MATCH(H2,C$1:E$1,0))

Hope this helps

M.
 
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Muito obrigado!!!!!

This will work for two situations I have. I thank you so much!
 
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