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Trying to come up with a formula for a spreadsheet that I am creating. What
I am needing help on is this- i have a total value for a product and the
mark up is either 6% or $4500 which ever is greater. How would I do that?
D33 is my total cost value and D35 is the box I need this formula for.
PLEASE HELP!!
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=IF(D33*0.064500,D33+4500,D33+0.06*D33)

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Trying to come up with a formula for a spreadsheet that I am creating.
What
I am needing help on is this- i have a total value for a product and the
mark up is either 6% or $4500 which ever is greater. How would I do that?
D33 is my total cost value and D35 is the box I need this formula for.
PLEASE HELP!!


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Oops

=IF(D33*0.06<4500,D33+4500,D33+(0.06*D33))

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Dave,
THANK YOU!!


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Oops

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You're welcome.

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Oops

Why the "Oops"?

=IF(D33*0.06<4500,D33+4500,D33+(0.06*D33))


Here is a shorter alternative...

=D33+MAX(4500,0.06*D33)

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I canceled the "oops"

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