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to get the 4%, in H1 enter =D1*.04/12. As far as Col G is concerned, not
quite sure what you want. Is it only the two values, or are there more. If only the 2, then use =IF(C1="","",IF(<50,15000,20000)) If there are more options, I would suggest that you draw up a table of possible values and criteria for each. I suppose criteria would have to be age. You can then name this table, eg Criteria. Your formula would then be =IF(C1="","",VLOOKUP(C1,Criteria,2,0)) "Scott" wrote: I am trying to create muliple formulas for one column. Column C - I have client Age Column G - This is going to be any value, however if the client is younger than 50 years of age, the max value is $15,000. If the client is above the age of 50, the max value is $20,000. Also, in column H, I need the max to be 4% of Column D divided by twelve (monthly income) Thank you Thank you very much |
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