Don't forget, if the cell is formatted as a percentage, it should only
contain .4 or .35, not 40 or 35.

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"Duncan, UK" wrote in message
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At the moment the sum looks for G24 where the discount can be set eg 40%,
but
I was thinking of using a hidden cell in certain rows where a product can
only have a limited discount eg h56 to say =MIN(SUM(g24),35), then my sum
to
calculate the total price (value x quantity - discount) would like
=(E9*F9)*(1-$h$56). This works if G24 & H56 are formatted as numbers, but
not as percentages.

Thanks.

"Bernard Liengme" wrote:

If row 9 represents a product, what in this row tells us it is a limited
discount item?

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"Duncan, UK" wrote in message
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I am trying to cap a cell that I use for discounts.
eg the cell could read 35%, but I only want a max of 30% on some
products
I am using a cell to input a discount into quotations, this cell is
then
used to calculate sums further below eg
g24 = 40%
and I use =(E9*F9)*(1-$G$24) later to get my total BUT I want to be
able
to
cap some lines with a lower discount eg some products can have up to
40%
,but
others can only go up to 30%.
=MIN(SUM(A1:A10),100) This sum works if the cell is formatted as a
general
number, but not if it is formatted as a percentage.

Help please...