Looking up 2 tables

dpaton05

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I have a cell that needs to lookup two tables to find the price. It needs to lookup the time of week (such as mon-fri, weekend or public holiday), type of service and type of location (metro, regional or remote). I have two tables to show this info but is there a formula that allows you to reference two tables to find an answer?
 
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These are on the axis of the two tables:

table 1
Time of week * type of location

table 2
Time of week * type of service
 
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please post a sample - so a few rows of data in each table - that matches what is wanted
 
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Pictures aren't much help - as can't be copied usefully into Excel.
Have a look at the sticky threads & "how to" posts for the forum.
 
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Just found them. I will have to wait until i get home from work to upload the picture.
 
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