Running Text String as a Formula

jtm2000

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Any help here would be appreciated. We have moved to the online subscription of Excel and my previous EVALUATE function doesn't seem to exist. I do not have any background in VBA, so I'm unsure of the possible solutions to my problem which appear in searches.

I have some very large sheet that has to be as automated as possible for dissemination to other analysts and our sales group. Keeping the sales people out of the formulas is pretty key. I'm trying to pull formulas that are saved separately on a different sheet and then run them with a value on a different table (example below). I can of course retrieve the text string but have not way to run that as a formula. Bear in mind that we will likely be pulling 4+ of these items so the values would be mixed. Any ideas? (Preferably without VBA, but I'm open to suggestions!)

Table 1:

Formula in Value:

=IFERROR(INDEX(Table2,MATCH([@FeeCode],Table2[Fee],0),MATCH([@Vendor],Table2[#Headers],0)),0)

WeightVendorFeeCodeValue
100
V1Fee1
250V2Fee2
500V1Fee3
1000V2Fee4
1500V1Fee5
2500V2Fee6
5000V2Fee7
7500V1Fee8
9000V2

<tbody>
</tbody>


Table2:

FeeV1V2
Fee17550
Fee2MIN(MAX(([@Weight)/100)*5,50),250)MIN(MAX(([@Weight)/100)*10,100),500)
Fee35025
Fee4MAX(([@Weight)/100)*10,100)MIN(MAX(([@Weight)/100)*10,100),500)
Fee5MIN(MAX(([@Weight)/100)*5,50),250)MIN(MAX(([@Weight)/100)*10,100),500)
Fee62550
Fee7MAX(([@Weight)/100)*5,50)MAX(([@Weight)/100)*5,50)
Fee850100

<tbody>
</tbody>


I'm sure I've missed something fantastically simple or easy here. Thanks in advance for any help you can give!
 

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