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I have a data set with detention charges (in USD) for a range of days for given cargo and container types.
I want to create a calculator wherein I enter OR select the cargo type from a drop down and container type and lastly the total number of days and it returns the detention charges.
For example, what would be the detention charges for a 20 ft container containing general cargo having been returned on the 9th day?
Cargo Type Range (Days) Detention 20 ft (USD) Detention 40 ft container (USD)
General 0 to 7 0 0
General 8 to 14 5 10
General >=15 20 40
Dangerous 0 to 7 0 0
Dangerous 8 to 14 10 15
Dangerous >=15 20 50
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@Anonymous solution attached, you can make the changes as per your need, but I guess it will you basic idea to get started.
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