Multiply a cell range based upon "Drop Down List" selection

CLewis82

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I have a spread sheet which has a list of regional areas. Each regional area has a specific % increase which is to be added to a subtotal of different costs. Depending on what regional area I select from the drop down list. I would like to be able to multiply a cell range of subtotals or a subtotal cell if easier by the percentage chosen from the drop down list....!?

Northern Ireland @ 3%
Republic of Ireland @ 5%
South England @ 3%
Central England @ 0%
Midlands & Wales @ 2 &
Scotland & Northern England @ 5%


I hope this makes sense....
 

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I have a spread sheet which has a list of regional areas. Each regional area has a specific % increase which is to be added to a subtotal of different costs. Depending on what regional area I select from the drop down list. I would like to be able to multiply a cell range of subtotals or a subtotal cell if easier by the percentage chosen from the drop down list....!?

Northern Ireland @ 3%
Republic of Ireland @ 5%
South England @ 3%
Central England @ 0%
Midlands & Wales @ 2 &
Scotland & Northern England @ 5%


I hope this makes sense....
Screenshot 2022-11-11 155313.png
Screenshot 2022-11-11 155532.png


create a table like the one to in the 1st image then in the next screen add formula to cell B2 =IFERROR(INDEX(AreaLookup[%],MATCH(A2,AreaLookup[Area],0)),0) (Area lookup being the name of the table in 1st picture) Then add the formula =B4+(B4*$B$2) to cell C4.
 
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create a table like the one to in the 1st image then in the next screen add formula to cell B2 =IFERROR(INDEX(AreaLookup[%],MATCH(A2,AreaLookup[Area],0)),0) (Area lookup being the name of the table in 1st picture) Then add the formula =B4+(B4*$B$2) to cell C4.
Thanks Deek, I will try this and report back asap!
 
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