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the equation is =SUM(B4*C4)/144 the answer is 2.5 if I want the minimum
answer to be 3 how would I do it or is it possible
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Type =IF(B4*C4/144<3,3,B4*C4/144) into D4 and then copy down

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=MAX(SUM(B4*C4)/144 ,3)
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Depends on the meaning of your data.

If (and 144 is a clue - square inches in a square foot) you want to round
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answer up to the next whole number
then use the =ROUNDUP() function
ie =ROUNDUP(SUM(B4*C4)/144,0)

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Ignore mine in your case - I missed the word *minimum*

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Depends on the meaning of your data.

If (and 144 is a clue - square inches in a square foot) you want to
round your
answer up to the next whole number
then use the =ROUNDUP() function
ie =ROUNDUP(SUM(B4*C4)/144,0)

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=MAX(3,SUM(B4*C4)/144)


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You don't need the SUM() function, as you aren't summing.
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Well, you could also say that you don't need the inner brackets <bg

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True.
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