Double Lookup

DoosanRuss

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Hello All
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I've been working on this all day and I could really do with a hand <o:p></o:p>
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What I'm looking to do is lookup the NB value (S2) in column A4:A35, then get the closest Match for the ºC value (T2) in column G4:G35 and return the Cost (£) in column O (for Oscar).

https://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0B9...IxODQtNjQwYmRhMTliMjg1&hl=en&authkey=CKmq_PQB
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I've tried putting in a helper column and using formula =A4&G4

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Then using a single lookup to the helper column, I thought this was working fine until I changed the range_lookup to ‘1’ “Closest Match” as sometimes ºC might not be exactly as listed.

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The problem I found: NB 25 & 30 ºC = 2530
NB 25 & 300 ºC =25300
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If I use closest match for 30 ºC it goes to the 25300 version, which is more expensive.

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I’ve also tried C Pearson examples = INDEX(A4:G35,MATCH(MIN(ABS(A4:G35-S2)),ABS(A4:G35-T2),0),1)
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But I can’t align the list into ascending order to suit this formula

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Any help will as always be gratefully received<o:p></o:p>
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