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Conditional formula in Excel
I have an Excel spreadsheet which includes a calculation of annual mileage
which I then need to convert into a cost. However, the rate of mileage depends on the amount of mileage, i.e. the first 10,000 miles at 40p, and mileage in excess of that at 25p. Currently I have =E9*0.40, however I need to have something in the formula that ensures that any mileage in excess of 10,000 is calculated at the reduced rate of 0.25. Is there a way of doing this? Thanks! |
Conditional formula in Excel
Hi
Try this formula: =IF(E910000,(E9-10000)*0.25+4000,E9*0.4) Regards, Per "Donna" skrev i meddelelsen ... I have an Excel spreadsheet which includes a calculation of annual mileage which I then need to convert into a cost. However, the rate of mileage depends on the amount of mileage, i.e. the first 10,000 miles at 40p, and mileage in excess of that at 25p. Currently I have =E9*0.40, however I need to have something in the formula that ensures that any mileage in excess of 10,000 is calculated at the reduced rate of 0.25. Is there a way of doing this? Thanks! |
Conditional formula in Excel
That's perfect, thank you!
"Per Jessen" wrote: Hi Try this formula: =IF(E910000,(E9-10000)*0.25+4000,E9*0.4) Regards, Per "Donna" skrev i meddelelsen ... I have an Excel spreadsheet which includes a calculation of annual mileage which I then need to convert into a cost. However, the rate of mileage depends on the amount of mileage, i.e. the first 10,000 miles at 40p, and mileage in excess of that at 25p. Currently I have =E9*0.40, however I need to have something in the formula that ensures that any mileage in excess of 10,000 is calculated at the reduced rate of 0.25. Is there a way of doing this? Thanks! |
Conditional formula in Excel
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=E9*0.25+MIN(E9,10000)*0.15 -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Donna" wrote in message ... That's perfect, thank you! "Per Jessen" wrote: Hi Try this formula: =IF(E910000,(E9-10000)*0.25+4000,E9*0.4) Regards, Per "Donna" skrev i meddelelsen ... I have an Excel spreadsheet which includes a calculation of annual mileage which I then need to convert into a cost. However, the rate of mileage depends on the amount of mileage, i.e. the first 10,000 miles at 40p, and mileage in excess of that at 25p. Currently I have =E9*0.40, however I need to have something in the formula that ensures that any mileage in excess of 10,000 is calculated at the reduced rate of 0.25. Is there a way of doing this? Thanks! |
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