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I'm trying to setup a vlookup.

Basically, if I have a dollar amount for my ticket ie: $5012 and I'm going to location 3, I want it to call on the table in the second tab, and pull data from cell E5 (and tell me the premium)... and so on for the other numbers.

The dollar amount is to be in a range, the location is an exact number.

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