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I have this formula

=SUM(IF(SUM(F18)40,SUM((SUM(F18)-40)*1.5)+40,(SUM(F18))))

but if the results are 40 or higher I want it to just display 40.

How do I do that?


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Wrap your current formula in a MAX()

=MAX(SUM(IF(SUM(F18)40,SUM((SUM(F18)-40)*1.5)+40,(SUM(F18)))),40)


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Thanks, I actually needed a minimum, not a max but you set me in the
right direction! Thanks. :)


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So ... what you're saying ... is that you *don't* want to do any
calculations ... is that correct?

=MIN(F18,40)

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I have this formula

=SUM(IF(SUM(F18)40,SUM((SUM(F18)-40)*1.5)+40,(SUM(F18))))

but if the results are 40 or higher I want it to just display 40.

How do I do that?


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Oops! That's right.

Glad to help by giving the opposite of what you wanted.


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