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Default Adding 2 cells only if one is not over

That's fine, although you don't really need the SUM:

=MIN(36,A8+B8-AI8)

Thanks for feeding back.

Pete

On Jan 13, 12:57*pm, srctr wrote:
Thanks for your help. *I found an example that had me use MIN this way and it
works. *=MIN(36,SUM(A8+B8-AI8))
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"Pete_UK" wrote:
Substitute your cell references as necessary, and use a formula like
this:


=MIN(Allotted Days + Carry Over Days -Total days used,36)


If the first part of this exceeds 36, then 36 will be returned.


Hope this helps.


Pete


On Jan 12, 7:08 pm, srctr wrote:
I am trying to create an Attendance Calendar. *We are allotted only a certain
number of days (can't go over that). *But we get a day each month. *I need
the formula to add Allotted Days + Carry over days and minus Total days used
that month but never go over 36 days.


Allotted Days + Carry Over Days -Total days used = Total Days left (never to
exceed 36 days)


Thanks in advance for any help with this problem.


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