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I hit another road block with my formula.
=IF(I19="yes",(((D15/52)*0.6)),0) The max value can only be $1,000. How do I tell it if D15/52*60% is more then $1,000 only enter $1,000. If the value is less then $1,000 then enter the number from the formula. If I19 is no then 0 still needs to be used. Thanks again to everyone! |
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