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Im hoping someone can assist me in creating a formula that does the following. I would like it to look at a cell, and that cell contains a number greater that 120, to return a figure of 10 for each increment of 30 over 120. For instance, if the cell contained 121 it would return '10'. If the cell contained 211 it would return '40' etc. Any ideas? Thanks |
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Try =IF(A1<120,"",10+(INT((A1-120)/30)*10)) -- Regards Roger Govier "JaB" wrote in message ... Hi Im hoping someone can assist me in creating a formula that does the following. I would like it to look at a cell, and that cell contains a number greater that 120, to return a figure of 10 for each increment of 30 over 120. For instance, if the cell contained 121 it would return '10'. If the cell contained 211 it would return '40' etc. Any ideas? Thanks |
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=(INT((A1-120)/30)+1)*10
But what should the formula return if A1<=120 or it's not a number at all? Regards, Stefi €˛JaB€¯ ezt Ć*rta: Hi Im hoping someone can assist me in creating a formula that does the following. I would like it to look at a cell, and that cell contains a number greater that 120, to return a figure of 10 for each increment of 30 over 120. For instance, if the cell contained 121 it would return '10'. If the cell contained 211 it would return '40' etc. Any ideas? Thanks |
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Thanks Roger, Stefi.
If its = to 120 or less I want it to return a zero value. "Stefi" wrote: =(INT((A1-120)/30)+1)*10 But what should the formula return if A1<=120 or it's not a number at all? Regards, Stefi €˛JaB€¯ ezt Ć*rta: Hi Im hoping someone can assist me in creating a formula that does the following. I would like it to look at a cell, and that cell contains a number greater that 120, to return a figure of 10 for each increment of 30 over 120. For instance, if the cell contained 121 it would return '10'. If the cell contained 211 it would return '40' etc. Any ideas? Thanks |
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Then replace my double quotes with a zero =IF(A1<120,0,10+(INT((A1-120)/30)*10)) -- Regards Roger Govier "JaB" wrote in message ... Thanks Roger, Stefi. If its = to 120 or less I want it to return a zero value. "Stefi" wrote: =(INT((A1-120)/30)+1)*10 But what should the formula return if A1<=120 or it's not a number at all? Regards, Stefi "JaB" ezt ķrta: Hi Im hoping someone can assist me in creating a formula that does the following. I would like it to look at a cell, and that cell contains a number greater that 120, to return a figure of 10 for each increment of 30 over 120. For instance, if the cell contained 121 it would return '10'. If the cell contained 211 it would return '40' etc. Any ideas? Thanks |
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