Hi I am a Hobbyist Excel-ler usually I love to mess around with codes and formulas for silly little things (its how we all start!) but I bit off more than I can chew when offering to look at how my company works out prices for customers( long lists on the wall!)
I work in a skip hire business and have up to 15 choices of skip, 5 of hook loader and 5 of grab loader. All have prices are set on certain UK district post codes i.e. (TW1,TW2,SL1,SL2), Types of waste and the product itself. for instance a 6Yd skip in TW1 for general waste is £205. Nice and easy Ive sent quote off-- everyone is happy.
As you can imagine looking through postcodes on a wall for the different variables is time consuming and inefficient was hoping for a way I could type in Customers Pcode and skip type to get the price which is already tabulated.
Table above is mock up of skip prices table prices are defaulted as mixed waste, there are several differing types of waste that incurr different costs to customer. The table ideally would be hidden or on a differnt page and once info is entered the price would automatically appear in specified cell.
There is probably an easy answer for you pros and Im overthinking it, but my frazzled brain has given up the ghost!
Thanks for looking
I work in a skip hire business and have up to 15 choices of skip, 5 of hook loader and 5 of grab loader. All have prices are set on certain UK district post codes i.e. (TW1,TW2,SL1,SL2), Types of waste and the product itself. for instance a 6Yd skip in TW1 for general waste is £205. Nice and easy Ive sent quote off-- everyone is happy.
As you can imagine looking through postcodes on a wall for the different variables is time consuming and inefficient was hoping for a way I could type in Customers Pcode and skip type to get the price which is already tabulated.
Post code | 4YD | 6YD | 8YD | 8YD Enclosed | 10YD | 12YD | 12YD Enclosed | 14YD | 16YD | 16YD Enclosed |
KT1 | 185 | 205 | 245 | 260 | 295 | 315 | 325 | 370 | 400 | 425 |
KT10 | 185 | 205 | 245 | 260 | 295 | 315 | 325 | 370 | 400 | 425 |
KT12 | 185 | 205 | 245 | 260 | 295 | 315 | 325 | 370 | 400 | 425 |
Table above is mock up of skip prices table prices are defaulted as mixed waste, there are several differing types of waste that incurr different costs to customer. The table ideally would be hidden or on a differnt page and once info is entered the price would automatically appear in specified cell.
There is probably an easy answer for you pros and Im overthinking it, but my frazzled brain has given up the ghost!
Thanks for looking