looking2excel

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I'm working to get an index match formula to find a value in one table based on criteria in another. An example of each table is below, with my desired output being in the "Price" column of Table 1.

Table 1:

Column AColumn BColumn CColumn D
Row 1ThicknessTypeWidthPrice
Row 2FlatA11.5?
Row 3ThickB13?
Row 4ThinA11?

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</tbody>

Table 2:

Column AColumn BColumn CColumn DColumn E
Row 1ThicknessMin. WidthMax. WidthA1B1
Row 2Flat01$2$6
Row 3Flat1.12$3$6
Row 4Thick33.5$4$7
Row 4Thin00.5$5$8
Row 5Thin0.60.9$4$7
Row 6Thin11.2$5$8

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</tbody>

<tbody>
</tbody>

I need to find an exact match of columns A and B from Table 1 in Table 2 and then find which range my value in Column C from Table 1 fits in and pull the price where all of these occur.

I have been able to do a combination VLOOKUP HLOOKUP for the type and width but adding in the third criteria of thickness is causing my issue. I tried to do an index-match formula but I'm having trouble since I need it to partial perform exact matches and then only an approximate match for the width.

Does anyone have any recommendations on how an index match might be able to help with this? Or if there is another way I could accomplish this I'd appreciate any insight! Thank you!
 

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Excel Workbook
ABCD
1ThicknessTypeWidthPrice
2FlatA11.53
3ThickB137
4ThinA115
Table1
Excel Workbook
ABCDE
1ThicknessMin. WidthMax. WidthA1B1
2Flat01$2$6
3Flat1.12$3$6
4Thick33.5$4$7
5Thin00.5$5$8
6Thin0.60.9$4$7
7Thin11.2$5$8
Table2
 
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