Vlookup cross reference two parameters

HNarli

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I have a scenario where I am looking up supplier prices in one spreadsheet and putting them into another in order to produce a client quotation. In one tab I have information on our suppliers and their discount structure and on the other I have their prices.

Some of our suppliers offer us discount based on quantities purchased. I am trying to understand therefore if I can do a Vlook up based on two parameters? Hopefully I can explain it!...

Let’s say my supplier is called ‘Ford’ and I was buying 10 cars. From the below you will see I would get 20% discount.

Spreadsheet name = TBL_Supplier_Costs

ABC
SupplierQuantity Break PointDiscount
Ford10%
Ford510%
Ford1020%
Ford2030%
Ford5040%
Vauxhal10%
Vauxhal55%
Vauxhal107%


In my quotation spreadsheet I would like to achieve the following:

XYZAA
SupplierQtySupplier DiscountPrice
Ford10Using cell X look up the supplier in the spreadsheet called [Tbl_Supplier_Costs.xlsx]Qty_Discounts! And using cell Y lookup what the discount would be based on that quantityI’m working this bit out.

I hope someone can understand that! Please let me know if I need to explain anything else. Thank you :-)
 

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Hi HNarli,

Something like this?

Book1
ABCDWXYZAA
1SupplierQuantity Break PointDiscountSupplierQtySupplier DiscountPrice
2Ford10%Ford1020.00%I’m working this bit out.
3Ford510%Ford10.00%
4Ford1020%Ford610.00%
5Ford2030%Ford1020.00%
6Ford5040%Ford5540.00%
7Vauxhal10%Ford00.00%
8Vauxhal55%Ford2730.00%
9Vauxhal107%Ford99940.00%
10Vauxhal20.00%
Qty_Discounts
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
Z2:Z10Z2=IFERROR(INDEX($C$2:$C$99,AGGREGATE(14,6,ROW($B$2:$B$99)-ROW($C$1)/(($A$2:$A$99=X2)*($B$2:$B$99<=Y2)),1)),0)
 
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My goodness I cannot believe how fast you laid that out and replied - thank you!
The only thing is my supplier list (A,B,C,D) is in a quote spreadsheet, but the W,X,Y,X is in another sheet called [Tbl_Supplier_Costs.xlsx] on the sheet Qty_Discounts - will this still work?
Kind regards
 
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My goodness I cannot believe how fast you laid that out and replied - thank you!
The only thing is my supplier list (A,B,C,D) is in a quote spreadsheet, but the W,X,Y,X is in another sheet called [Tbl_Supplier_Costs.xlsx] on the sheet Qty_Discounts - will this still work?
Kind regards
 
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HNarli,

Apparently so:

Tbl_Supplier_Costs.xlsx
ABC
1SupplierQuantity Break PointDiscount
2Ford10%
3Ford510%
4Ford1020%
5Ford2030%
6Ford5040%
7Vauxhal10%
8Vauxhal55%
9Vauxhal107%
Qty_Discounts


HNarli2.xlsx
XYZAA
1SupplierQtySupplier DiscountPrice
2Ford1020.00%I’m working this bit out.
3Ford10.00%
4Ford610.00%
5Ford1020.00%
6Ford5540.00%
7Ford00.00%
8Ford2730.00%
9Ford99940.00%
10Vauxhal20.00%
Quotation
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
Z2:Z10Z2=IFERROR(INDEX([Tbl_Supplier_Costs.xlsx]Qty_Discounts!C$2:C$9999,AGGREGATE(14,6,ROW([Tbl_Supplier_Costs.xlsx]Qty_Discounts!B$2:B$9999)-ROW([Tbl_Supplier_Costs.xlsx]Qty_Discounts!C$1)/(([Tbl_Supplier_Costs.xlsx]Qty_Discounts!A$2:A$9999=X2)*([Tbl_Supplier_Costs.xlsx]Qty_Discounts!B$2:B$9999<=Y2)),1)),0)
 
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HNarli,

Apparently so:

Tbl_Supplier_Costs.xlsx
ABC
1SupplierQuantity Break PointDiscount
2Ford10%
3Ford510%
4Ford1020%
5Ford2030%
6Ford5040%
7Vauxhal10%
8Vauxhal55%
9Vauxhal107%
Qty_Discounts


HNarli2.xlsx
XYZAA
1SupplierQtySupplier DiscountPrice
2Ford1020.00%I’m working this bit out.
3Ford10.00%
4Ford610.00%
5Ford1020.00%
6Ford5540.00%
7Ford00.00%
8Ford2730.00%
9Ford99940.00%
10Vauxhal20.00%
Quotation
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
Z2:Z10Z2=IFERROR(INDEX([Tbl_Supplier_Costs.xlsx]Qty_Discounts!C$2:C$9999,AGGREGATE(14,6,ROW([Tbl_Supplier_Costs.xlsx]Qty_Discounts!B$2:B$9999)-ROW([Tbl_Supplier_Costs.xlsx]Qty_Discounts!C$1)/(([Tbl_Supplier_Costs.xlsx]Qty_Discounts!A$2:A$9999=X2)*([Tbl_Supplier_Costs.xlsx]Qty_Discounts!B$2:B$9999<=Y2)),1)),0)


Oh my, you are AMAZING!!! I cannot thank you enough for taking the time to help me with this. I'm really grateful and it's certainly saved me a lot of head scratching. Thank you so much!
 
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