Range Lookup w/multiple criteria

lfcreds11

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Hi all,
I have the table below on a separate tab on my worksheet. I would like to write a formula in a column on another sheet that basically would say:

If the calls (column A) are between 0-500 and the day is "Normal" (column B) then find the matching # which in this example is 15 (B2).

I would like to use this formula to lookup for all of the listed # of calls and day (normal through L3).

Thanks in advance!

#CallsNormalOpsL1L2L3
0-5001515153030
501-8001515303030
801-10003030306060
1001-12006030606090
1201-14006060609090
1401-20009090909090
 

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