Vlookup from table based on variable weight range

meksdigital

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Hi all and HNY!

I have a table with prices based on weights and but having trouble trying to return the price value into another sheet depending on the weight.

Rates Table
Weight >Weight <= Price
0​
5​
$8​
5​
10​
$16​
10​
20​
$22​

Items with weight
ItemsWeightPrice
Item 1?
Item 2?
Item 3?

Any thoughts on how I can get the table data into my other table? Having lots of trouble trying with vlookups + less thans to pull in prices

Cheers all
 

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Use =MROUND(A2,"0:30") to round to nearest half hour. Use =CEILING(A2,"0:30") to round to next half hour.
In fact, this is a perfect scenario to use VLOOKUP's close match=TRUE. 'Items with weight' C2:
Excel Formula:
=VLOOKUP(B2,'Rates Table'!$A$2:$C$4,3,TRUE)
 
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In fact, this is a perfect scenario to use VLOOKUP's close match=TRUE. 'Items with weight' C2:
Excel Formula:
=VLOOKUP(B2,'Rates Table'!$A$2:$C$4,3,TRUE)

Thanks for the reply....

Weights could, but will probably not be one of the specificed values.... eg. weight could be between 0 and 5, or between 5 and 10

edit* will update table above... would close match true work under these circumstances?

Thanks!
 
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I think it works quite OK.
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It's strange.
Your "0" is not a "0" but a "0" and a unicode(8203).
The same to 5, 10, 20, $8...。

So if you can't vlookup well, maybe try to key-in again all the numbers in the rates table.
 
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I think it works quite OK.
I'm not so sure. From my reading of the Rates table a weight of 5 should return 8 not 16 per your formula in column D below.

@meksdigital
My suggestion is in column C

23 01 09.xlsm
ABCD
1Items with weight
2ItemsWeightPrice
3Item 13.588
4Item 271616
5Item 312.22222
6Item 45816
Results
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C3:C6C3=XLOOKUP(B3,'Rates Table'!B$2:B$4,'Rates Table'!C$2:C$4,,1)
D3:D6D3=VLOOKUP(B3,'Rates Table'!$A$2:$C$4,3,TRUE)


23 01 09.xlsm
ABC
1Weight >Weight <=Price
205$8
3510$16
41020$22
Rates Table
 
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It's strange.
Your "0" is not a "0" but a "0" and a unicode(8203)..
A bit off topic but when the OPs copy data directly into the post it is quite common for it to pick up a character 8203 somewhere along the line.
I keep a little Replace ChrW(8203) macro in my personal workbook to remove it when it happens.
 
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Yes,
A bit off topic but when the OPs copy data directly into the post it is quite common for it to pick up a character 8203 somewhere along the line.
I keep a little Replace ChrW(8203) macro in my personal workbook to remove it when it happens.
It's strange.
Your "0" is not a "0" but a "0" and a unicode(8203).
The same to 5, 10, 20, $8...。

So if you can't vlookup well, maybe try to key-in again all the numbers in the rates table.
Happened the same to me.
 
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