Base-Price-Test.xlsx

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SO thankful for the clear explanation. Both were responses were great &amp;&nbsp;very responsive I just understood this explanation better based on my limited excel knowledge. Thank you so much!!!
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SO thankful for the clear explanation. Both were responses were great & very responsive I just understood this explanation better based on my limited excel knowledge. Thank you so much!!!

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So I have this table of data (my base price sheet) it's got 2 formulas Vlookup and Hlookup. The calculation or rather 'lookup' is producing the correct results with the input of sq.ft. and linear feet however when I go to my bid sheet, i don't know how to reproduce those results based on the input of sq. ft and linear feet on my bid sheet. It doesn't seem to want to look up anything for me? &nbsp;I've attached a sample of my bid sheet, the data set (table based on sq. ft &amp;&nbsp;linear ft.) and the lookup to return the result. I just need help getting my results in the bid sheet?<br />
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So I have this table of data (my base price sheet) it's got 2 formulas Vlookup and Hlookup. The calculation or rather 'lookup' is producing the correct results with the input of sq.ft. and linear feet however when I go to my bid sheet, i don't know how to reproduce those results based on the input of sq. ft and linear feet on my bid sheet. It doesn't seem to want to look up anything for me?  I've attached a sample of my bid sheet, the data set (table based on sq. ft & linear ft.) and the lookup to return the result. I just need help getting my results in the bid sheet?

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