Multiple If Formulas

clueless48

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Hi

I am trying to figure out a formula to work out the following.
To find the correct multiple to use for, when an area is entered into B9 which gives the row required and for the column required this is the numbers of weeks shown in B10 is equal to or less than the weeks shown in row 2.
Basically, what is the formula required if area 2 is selected in B9 and the number of weeks is 120 in B10 to return a value 0.33

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Please revisit your post. There are two "Area 3" rows and your example where area 2 and 120 weeks gives 0.33 seems wrong to me?
 
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@clueless48

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Hi

I am trying to figure out a formula to work out the following.
To find the correct multiple to use for, when an area is entered into B9 which gives the row required and for the column required this is the numbers of weeks shown in B10 is equal to or less than the weeks shown in row 2.
Basically, what is the formula required if area 2 is selected in B9 and the number of weeks is 120 in B10 to return a value 0.33

View attachment 122775
Please revisit your post. There are two "Area 3" rows and your example where area 2 and 120 weeks gives 0.33 seems wrong t
Apologies, i wrote the question, then changed some data! the example of area 2 with 120 weeks would return cell C4 -0.2
 
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Thanks for updating your profile. (y)
(Just need XL2BB next time then you'd get an example of your size & data rather than a small one like this. ;))
However, see if this is the sort of thing you are after.

25 02 27.xlsm
ABCD
1
2104156208
3Area 1529
4Area 2647
5Area 3380
6
7
8
9AreaArea 2
10Week120
11Result4
Sheet7
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B11B11=INDEX(B3:D5,XMATCH(B9,A3:A5),XMATCH(B10,B2:D2,1))
 
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Solution
Thanks for updating your profile. (y)
(Just need XL2BB next time then you'd get an example of your size & data rather than a small one like this. ;))
However, see if this is the sort of thing you are after.

25 02 27.xlsm
ABCD
1
2104156208
3Area 1529
4Area 2647
5Area 3380
6
7
8
9AreaArea 2
10Week120
11Result4
Sheet7
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B11B11=INDEX(B3:D5,XMATCH(B9,A3:A5),XMATCH(B10,B2:D2,1))
[
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
Thank you, this works perfectly !
 
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