I'm not sure if I'm using the right formula but this is what I need:

I need the the total of b4/b5, if that equals 160 or more I need it to show
160, if it's 159 or less I need that value to show.

Thanks

Carrie,

=MIN(B4/B5,160)

Mike

"Carrie" wrote:

I'm not sure if I'm using the right formula but this is what I need:

I need the the total of b4/b5, if that equals 160 or more I need it to show
160, if it's 159 or less I need that value to show.

Thanks

"Carrie" wrote:
I'm not sure if I'm using the right formula but this is what I need:
I need the the total of b4/b5, if that equals 160 or more I need
it to show 160, if it's 159 or less I need that value to show.

Ostensibly:

=min(160, B4/B5)

But not that B4/B5 might not always be an integral value (158, 159, 160,
etc). So I wonder if you mean: if B4/B5 would __appear__ as 159 or less
when displayed in a cell formatted with zero decimal places.

In that case, you might want:

=min(160, round(B4/B5,0))

So if B4/B5 were 159.5 or larger, the result would be 160.

If you want to use an If statement:

=IF(B4/B5=160,160,round(B4/B5,0))

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Data Hog


"Carrie" wrote:

I'm not sure if I'm using the right formula but this is what I need:

I need the the total of b4/b5, if that equals 160 or more I need it to show
160, if it's 159 or less I need that value to show.

Thanks