LOOKUP for price ranges with multiple criteria

carolineh

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Hi,
I need help with a LOOKUP formula with multiple criteria. I am using Excel 2010.
So basically i need to return a pre-determined price range bucket but the price range buckets are different for each Div/Dept.
Example of data
RowDivisionDepartmentPricePrice Bucket
1mens private labelaccessories$49.00??
2mensocks and underwear$16.99??
3menadvanced designer$349.00??

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row 1 price bucket should return $25-49
row 2 should return $15-19
row 3 should return $300-499

Table reference

DivisionDepartmentPricePrice bucket
mens private labelaccessories0$0-24
mens private labelaccessories25$25-49
mens private labelaccessories50$50-74
mens private labelaccessories75$75-99
mens private labelaccessories100$100-149
mens private labelaccessories150$150-199
mens private labelaccessories200$200-249
mens private labelaccessories250$250-299
mens private labelaccessories300$300-399
mens private labelaccessories400$400-499
mens private labelaccessories500$500-999
mens private labelaccessories1000$1000+
mensocks and underwear0$0-4
mensocks and underwear5$5-9
mensocks and underwear10$10-14
mensocks and underwear15$15-19
mensocks and underwear20$20-24
mensocks and underwear25$25-29
mensocks and underwear30$30-39
mensocks and underwear40$40-49
mensocks and underwear50$50-74
mensocks and underwear75$75-99
mensocks and underwear100$100+
menadvanced designer0$0-49
menadvanced designer50$50-99
menadvanced designer100$100-299
menadvanced designer300$300-499
menadvanced designer500$500-749
menadvanced designer750$750-999
menadvanced designer1000$1000-1499
menadvanced designer1500$1500-1999
menadvanced designer2000$2000+

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Thank you very much for your help!

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=LOOKUP(C2,IF(Sheet2!$A$2:$A$33=$A2,IF(Sheet2!$B$2:$B$33=$B2,Sheet2!$C$2:$C$33)),Sheet2!$D$2:$D$33)

The table the formula consults is in A:D of Sheet2.
 
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