Find a value matching a range upon several criteria

ED38

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Hello,
I have hard time to to get the appropriate result with my formula so asking for your support :

In a list of data, each product has a cost associated upon a range of quantity at a certain date, I m looking for that associated cost as shown hereafter :

Book2
ABCDEFGHIJKLMN
1Qty rangeUnique listLastThe sought formual in a spilled way!
2product Update dateTIER (Low)TIER (High)Cost valueproduct QuantityUpdate dateNb of TiersCost ValueExpected values
3AAA01/10/23110010AAA25001/01/24322
4AAA01/10/2310150020AAB822/12/233130
5AAA01/10/23501200040AAC300103/09/2342750
6AAA01/01/24110012
7AAA01/01/2410150022
8AAA01/01/24501200042
9AAB21/09/23110120
10AAB21/09/2311100250
11AAB21/09/23101500350
12AAB22/12/23110130
13AAB22/12/2311100260
14AAB22/12/23101500360
15AAC03/06/2310500500
16AAC03/06/235011000750
17AAC03/06/23100125001100
18AAC03/06/232501100002500
19AAC03/09/2310400550
20AAC03/09/234011000825
21AAC03/09/23100130001210
22AAC03/09/233001120002750
23AAC24/05/2310450600
24AAC24/05/234511200900
25AAC24/05/23120135001320
26AAC24/05/233501150003000
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Sheet2
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
H3:H5H3=UNIQUE(A3:A26)
J3:J5J3=MAXIFS($B$3:$B$26,$A$3:$A$26,H3#)
K3:K5K3=COUNTIFS($A$3:$A$26,$H$3#,$B$3:$B$26,$J3#)
C4:C5,C24:C26,C20:C22,C16:C18,C13:C14,C10:C11,C7:C8C4=D3+1
E12:E14E12=E9+10
B9:B14B9=B3-10
B15:B16B15=B3-120
B17:B20B17=B4-120
B21:B24B21=B7-120
B25:B26B25=B10-120
E19:E22E19=E15*1.1
E23:E26E23=E15*1.2
Dynamic array formulas.


Thanks for your help
 

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Hello, you could e.g. use:

Excel Formula:
=SUMIFS($E$3:$E$26,$A$3:$A$26,H3,$C$3:$C$26,"<="&I3,$D$3:$D$26,">="&I3,$B$3:$B$26,J3)

Excel Formula:
=FILTER($E$3:$E$26,($A$3:$A$26=H3)*($C$3:$C$26<=I3)*($D$3:$D$26>=I3)*($B$3:$B$26=J3))
 
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Solution
hello hagia_sofia,

Thank you for the quick response.
the 1st formula using SUMIFS works well even in a "spilled way" :
=SUMIFS($E$3:$E$26;$A$3:$A$26;H3#;$C$3:$C$26;"<="&I3:I5;$D$3:$D$26;">="&I3:I5;$B$3:$B$26;J3#)

whereas it does not with the FILTER formula so I validate the 1st one!
thanks a lot.
 
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