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=(a1+b1)*if(c1<=3,0.15,1) Multiplying by 1 won't change the result of the addition. tkw wrote: I'm not sure how to enter this formula: I want to add two ranges and multiply the total by 0.15, but only if the range of another cell is "less than or equal to" 3. -- Dave Peterson |
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