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I tried to approach this problem using the =IF formula, but after some research decided that it might be easier to use VLOOKUP.
Pretty much, I want the value in C4 to depend on both the "units" (B2) and the "fuel type" (B3)
Sorry if the table is messy. I made this sheet with the assumption that I could attach it to my post. Obviously, cell B2 is a dropdown list made by Data Validation of the array E1:E3, and B3 is a dropdown made from F1:F5
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Pretty much, I want the value in C4 to depend on both the "units" (B2) and the "fuel type" (B3)
Sorry if the table is messy. I made this sheet with the assumption that I could attach it to my post. Obviously, cell B2 is a dropdown list made by Data Validation of the array E1:E3, and B3 is a dropdown made from F1:F5
Data | Inputs | Units | --Select Units-- | --Select Fuel Source-- | ||
Measurement Units | --Select Units-- | Metric | Electric | |||
Fuel Source | --Select Fuel Source-- | Standard | Natural Gas | |||
Fuel Amount | some number input by user | Diesel | ||||
Electric Amount | some number input by user | kWh | Propane | |||
Metric | Standard | |||||
Electric | liters | Electric | US Gallons | |||
Natural Gas | cubic meters | Natural Gas | cubic feet | |||
Diesel | liters | Diesel | US Gallons | |||
Propane | liters | Propane | US Gallons |
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