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Default Excel Formula Help

Hi Experts,

I am using MSOffice 2003 and I need help for a formula. I need a formula for
the following:

If I put a figure in A1 i.e. 301

And I want the values in the following format i.e.

Units. Unit Consumed. Cost.
Unit Charges
--------------- ---------------- -------
--------------
A4 = 1 to 100 B4 = 100.00 C4 = 1
B4 * C4
A5 = 101 to 300 B5 = 200.00 C5 = 2
B5 * C5
A6 = 301 to 1000 B6 = 1.00 C6 = 3
B6 * C6
A7 = 1000 B7 = - C7 = 4
B7 * C7

Hope you understand the above mentioned requirement. I want in B4 column the
value in 100 if less than or equal to 100.
In B5 if the value is greater than 100 or equal to 300. But the sum of B4
and B5 will be 300 and remaining value will be in B6
In B6 if the value is greater than 300 or equal to 1000 and so on.

Please help me to find out the formula. If I made mistake to describe my
point of view I apologize for it.

Thanks and regards,
Shahzad Zameer
 
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