Multiple inputs from drop down lists to give single output from data on separate sheet

Sports123

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Hi all,

I am trying to have my spreadsheet show costs for running a stadium based on two inputs - Crowd Size and Zones Active.

On Sheet One I have two drop down lists - Crowd Size and Zones Active. I also have a Total Cost cell where I require the output.

On Sheet Two I have my data set - rows detail crowd size, columns detail zones active - giving a grid of costs based on the two variables,

When I select the appropriate drop down variables on Sheet One I am trying to give the correct output from the grid on sheet two, but can not work a formula for more than one input.

Any help would be much appreciated!

Thank you
 

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Two Inputs to One Output.xlsx
ABC
1
2Crowd Size0-5,000
3Zones Active4 Zones
4
5Total Cost
6
Sheet1
Cells with Data Validation
CellAllowCriteria
B2List=Sheet2!$A$2:$A$8
B3List=Zones


Two Inputs to One Output.xlsx
ABCDE
1Total Charge (Inc GST)4 Zones5 Zones6 Zones
20-5,000100020003000
35,001-10,000200030004000
410,001,15,000300040005000
515,001-20,00050006000
620,001-25,00060007000
725,001-30,0008000
830,001 +9000
9
Sheet2
 
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Try using
Excel Formula:
=SUMPRODUCT((B2=Sheet2!A2:A8)*(B3=Sheet2!B1:D1)*Sheet2!B2:D8)
 
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