Drop down menu with values

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I am trying to create a spreadsheet to calculate pricing based on variables for different categories.
I would like the drop down options to be as in row 2 - either a number or a multiple choice.

Depending on what is selected, it would have a different value - eg only 1 property would be 100 but two, would be 170 (100+70 and then 3 properties would be 240).

Can someone please point me in the direction of where to find how to do this?
I don't even know what terms to google!

Huge thanks,
Sasha.


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Welcome to Mr. Excel.

Please use XL2BB when showing a sample so that someone trying to solve this for you doesn't have to retype your data.
A few examples of what the dropdown would show and what you want and where you want the result would help as well.

That being said, do you mean ROW 2 (which has "individual" blank (Number) Yes/No etc.) or do you mean column 2 as in column B?
 
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Welcome to Mr. Excel.

Please use XL2BB when showing a sample so that someone trying to solve this for you doesn't have to retype your data.
A few examples of what the dropdown would show and what you want and where you want the result would help as well.

That being said, do you mean ROW 2 (which has "individual" blank (Number) Yes/No etc.) or do you mean column 2 as in column B?
Thank you for the warm welcome.

I have now added the minisheet below.

I mean: In ROW 2 - the items in the pink row, below the column headings (2d-2h) are what I would like the drop downs to be. Ie, the drop down menu for Column E (Tax) would give the options for 'Yes' or 'No'. For Column H (VAT), the options would be 'No', 'Review' or 'More'.

In the other columns (d,f,g) maybe this isn't a dropdown but you just insert a numeric value. This number then creates a new sum based on the figures in the 'OPTIONS' section at the bottom of the sheet you can see.

Does that make sense?

Huge thanks.


Pricing matrix_Mr Excel.xlsx
ABCDEFGHI
1BASEIncome from Property No of propertiesTaxPayrollCISVATTOTAL
2INDIVIDUAL(Number)(Yes/No)(Number)(Number)(No/Review/More)
3SimpleEmployment120
4SimpleEmployment (+ expenses)
5SOLE TRADER
6Simple200
7Complex500
8PARTNERSHIP
9FHL/Lord300
10Trading500
11COMPANY
12SimpleDormant100
13SimpleProperty (1 director)500
14SimpleTrading6502Yes22Review£1,420
15ComplexTrading850
16
17OTHER
18Payroll (1 person)150
19Payroll per other > 150
20CIS (1 person)150
21CIS per other > 150
22VAT review only200
23VAT more work400
24Income from property (1 property)100
25Income from property per other > 1 property70
Sheet1
Cells with Data Validation
CellAllowCriteria
D3:D16List0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
E3:E28ListYes, No
F3:H16Any value
F17:H25ListYes, No
 
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Hi,

I'm not sure what your question(s) are.
So, are you needing a formula for Column I "Total"?
Or, are you asking for help to create the Drop Downs for Columns D, E, & H ?

Also, Your B18:C25 has no provisions for Column E "Tax"?
 
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Looking at your Post #4 above, looks like you have some of your Drop Down list set up, so assuming you already know how to do that, and is looking for a formula for Column I
Try this, just change the figures in C18:C25 if it changes in the future, I've used these Cell References for the formula, again, you have no provisions for "Tax", so might need to modify:

Book3.xlsx
ABCDEFGHI
2INDIVIDUAL(Number)(Yes/No)(Number)(Number)(No/Review/More)
3SimpleEmployment120222Review890
4SimpleEmployment (+ expenses)222Review770
5SOLE TRADER 
6Simple200200
7Complex500500
8PARTNERSHIP 
9FHL/Lord300300
10Trading500500
11COMPANY 
12SimpleDormant100100
13SimpleProperty (1 director)500500
14SimpleTrading6502Yes22Review1420
15ComplexTrading850850
16
17OTHER
18Payroll (1 person)150
19Payroll per other > 150
20CIS (1 person)150
21CIS per other > 150
22VAT review only200
23VAT more work400
24Income from property (1 property)100
25Income from property per other > 1 property70
Sheet921
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
I3:I15I3=IF(B3="","",C3+IF(D3=0,0,(D3-1)*C$25+C$24)+IF(F3=0,0,(F3-1)*C$19+C$18)+IF(G3=0,0,(G3-1)*C$21+C$20)+IF(OR(H3={"No",""}),0,IF(H3="Review",C$22,C$23)))
Cells with Data Validation
CellAllowCriteria
D3:D15List1,2,3,4,5
E3:E15ListYes,No
H3:H15ListNo,Review,More
 
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Looking at your Post #4 above, looks like you have some of your Drop Down list set up, so assuming you already know how to do that, and is looking for a formula for Column I
Try this, just change the figures in C18:C25 if it changes in the future, I've used these Cell References for the formula, again, you have no provisions for "Tax", so might need to modify:

Book3.xlsx
ABCDEFGHI
2INDIVIDUAL(Number)(Yes/No)(Number)(Number)(No/Review/More)
3SimpleEmployment120222Review890
4SimpleEmployment (+ expenses)222Review770
5SOLE TRADER 
6Simple200200
7Complex500500
8PARTNERSHIP 
9FHL/Lord300300
10Trading500500
11COMPANY 
12SimpleDormant100100
13SimpleProperty (1 director)500500
14SimpleTrading6502Yes22Review1420
15ComplexTrading850850
16
17OTHER
18Payroll (1 person)150
19Payroll per other > 150
20CIS (1 person)150
21CIS per other > 150
22VAT review only200
23VAT more work400
24Income from property (1 property)100
25Income from property per other > 1 property70
Sheet921
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
I3:I15I3=IF(B3="","",C3+IF(D3=0,0,(D3-1)*C$25+C$24)+IF(F3=0,0,(F3-1)*C$19+C$18)+IF(G3=0,0,(G3-1)*C$21+C$20)+IF(OR(H3={"No",""}),0,IF(H3="Review",C$22,C$23)))
Cells with Data Validation
CellAllowCriteria
D3:D15List1,2,3,4,5
E3:E15ListYes,No
H3:H15ListNo,Review,More
Thank you so much. You're so clever! It looks like this is exactly what I am trying to do! Can you please tell me where I can look it up so I can learn how to do it myself? Ie what this function is called? I found how to make the drop downs but I don't know how to make values for them and for them to then make totals. Thank you for your expertise, I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge.
 
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You're welcome, thanks for the feedback.
 
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