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Afternoon All,
Im slowly developing an Excel headache :) Just wondering if anyone could suggest a way forward for a particular problem? Here goes: Trying to work out the cost of sending a bill with varying number of pages. Sounds easy enough right? Here is my problem: If the item is under 11 pages then it occurs as one cost per page if it goes over 11 page it has a different cost per page. I guess my problem is how to get excel to work out how much it costs per page depending on the size of the item Any ideas, or further questions please head through. |
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