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I use to get monthly bill for my Company and I have to arrange the bill for
our staff as follows. How to do this in excel formula ?

If PRIVATE CALL <= $200 the calls are free for staff. The staff have to
pay to
the company for all more than $200 PRIVATE CALLS . So there are 4 coulums
as follows :
BILL AMOUNT
BUSINESS CALL
PRIVATE CALL
DUE FROM EMPLOYEE
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If you are excepting the below mentioned answers in ColD then try this
formula in cell D2 and copy down as required

=MAX(0,C2-200)

Col C Col D
Private Due
250 50
50 0
200 0

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I use to get monthly bill for my Company and I have to arrange the bill for
our staff as follows. How to do this in excel formula ?

If PRIVATE CALL <= $200 the calls are free for staff. The staff have to
pay to
the company for all more than $200 PRIVATE CALLS . So there are 4 coulums
as follows :
BILL AMOUNT
BUSINESS CALL
PRIVATE CALL
DUE FROM EMPLOYEE

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The answer was not clear to me.

"Jacob Skaria" wrote:

If you are excepting the below mentioned answers in ColD then try this
formula in cell D2 and copy down as required

=MAX(0,C2-200)

Col C Col D
Private Due
250 50
50 0
200 0

If this post helps click Yes
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Jacob Skaria


"Kutty" wrote:

I use to get monthly bill for my Company and I have to arrange the bill for
our staff as follows. How to do this in excel formula ?

If PRIVATE CALL <= $200 the calls are free for staff. The staff have to
pay to
the company for all more than $200 PRIVATE CALLS . So there are 4 coulums
as follows :
BILL AMOUNT
BUSINESS CALL
PRIVATE CALL
DUE FROM EMPLOYEE

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Jacob's Formula First DEDUCTS $200 from the total bill.
For those Total Bills that are LESS then 200 the result is a NEGATIVE (-100)
for (100-200) - But if the Total Bill is 300 then a positive of 100 (300-200)

Then the MAX() kicks in and says, Give me whichever is HIGHER, 0, -100
And 0 is Higher!! Then whichever id higher 0, 100 of course 100 is
Higher!

OK?

Choice gets the MAXIMUM of Either:
0 (Zero)

"Kutty" wrote:

The answer was not clear to me.

"Jacob Skaria" wrote:

If you are excepting the below mentioned answers in ColD then try this
formula in cell D2 and copy down as required

=MAX(0,C2-200)

Col C Col D
Private Due
250 50
50 0
200 0

If this post helps click Yes
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Jacob Skaria


"Kutty" wrote:

I use to get monthly bill for my Company and I have to arrange the bill for
our staff as follows. How to do this in excel formula ?

If PRIVATE CALL <= $200 the calls are free for staff. The staff have to
pay to
the company for all more than $200 PRIVATE CALLS . So there are 4 coulums
as follows :
BILL AMOUNT
BUSINESS CALL
PRIVATE CALL
DUE FROM EMPLOYEE

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Post sample data with the desired results...

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"Kutty" wrote:

The answer was not clear to me.

"Jacob Skaria" wrote:

If you are excepting the below mentioned answers in ColD then try this
formula in cell D2 and copy down as required

=MAX(0,C2-200)

Col C Col D
Private Due
250 50
50 0
200 0

If this post helps click Yes
---------------
Jacob Skaria


"Kutty" wrote:

I use to get monthly bill for my Company and I have to arrange the bill for
our staff as follows. How to do this in excel formula ?

If PRIVATE CALL <= $200 the calls are free for staff. The staff have to
pay to
the company for all more than $200 PRIVATE CALLS . So there are 4 coulums
as follows :
BILL AMOUNT
BUSINESS CALL
PRIVATE CALL
DUE FROM EMPLOYEE



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I would have thought it was $200 per month that is allowed, not $200
for each call.

Hope this helps.

Pete

On Nov 7, 3:43*pm, Jacob Skaria
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Post sample data with the desired results...

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"Kutty" wrote:
The answer was not clear to me.


"Jacob Skaria" wrote:


If you are excepting the below mentioned answers in ColD then try this
formula in cell D2 and copy down as required


=MAX(0,C2-200)


Col C Col D
Private * * * Due
250 * 50
50 * *0
200 * 0


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I use to get monthly bill for my Company and I have to arrange the bill for
our staff as follows. *How to do this in excel formula ?


If * PRIVATE CALL *<= $200 *the calls are free for staff. *The staff have to
pay to
the company for all more than $200 PRIVATE CALLS . *So there are 4 coulums
as follows :
* *BILL AMOUNT *
* *BUSINESS CALL
* *PRIVATE CALL
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