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Default formula for product not working

Hi friends thank you for you help
I have one more question.if in a column say G i have numbers ranging from 4
to 70 and I want a product of numbers which are below the value of 8,say if
there is a number of value 5 in G1 I want to appear as 45 in H1. I want the
numbers to multiply with 9 only if their value is below 8,otherwise they
appear in column B as they are. like 45 appearing as 45 in column B. I put
the formula=IF(G1<8,A1*9,G1). But I am not getting any multiplied value in
column H. What could be the reason.The values in column G are already a
derivative of another formula applied to another preceding column. secondly
in another row ' I ' there are numbers from 1 to 50. I would like to add a
number from this column ONLY if its value is equal to or below 11 to the
values in column H and show in J column. any value greater than 11 shouldnt
be added to column H and the value returned as it is in column H in column J.
these are lengthy questions indeed but hope you got my questions
 
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