Xlookup Between Two Values

acool

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Office Version
  1. 365
Platform
  1. Windows
Hi Everyone,
I am currently trying to create an xlookup formula that provides provides a value back based on a Min & Max. In this example, I would like to find the value if the Dimensional weight in F2 falls between the Weight Min & Max, and the Tier Size also matches in Column A. So in this example, the incremental fee in column H would be .40 because Shipping classification is standard and the dimensional weight falls between 4-20. Any help in creating this formula would be greatly appreciated.

Thank You!

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What do {} around a formula in the formula bar mean?
{Formula} means the formula was entered using Ctrl+Shift+Enter signifying an old-style array formula.
Try:

varios 12ene2024.xlsm
ABCDEFGH
1ShippingMinMaxIncremental Feedim WeightTier SizeIncremental Fee
2Standard0105Standard0.40
3Standard220
4Standard330
5Standard4200.4
6Standard21300.4
7Standard31500.4
8Standard511500.4
9Overside010
10Overside220
11Overside330
12Overside4200.4
13Overside21300.4
14Overside31500.4
15Overside511500.4
16Large-Oversize010
17Large-Oversize220
18Large-Oversize330
19Large-Oversize4200.4
20Large-Oversize21300.4
21Large-Oversize31500.4
22Large-Oversize511500.4
23Big1505000.8
Hoja2
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
H2H2=SUMIFS(D2:D23,A2:A23,G2,B2:B23,"<="&F2,C2:C23,">="&F2)


NOTE: I adjusted the values in the first values, because, for example, the number 1 appears in 2 shipping.


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Version for 365:
Excel Formula:
=FILTER(D2:D23,(A2:A23=G2)*(B2:B23<=F2)*(C2:C23>=F2))



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