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I am making a invoice template. The shipping will be $15 if the sales are
less than $200 and $25 for all orders $200 and over. What formula do I enter? Thanks Bev |
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Use the "If" function.
=if(sales<200,15,25) Do let me know if you need additional tips. thanks, "Bev Greene" wrote: I am making a invoice template. The shipping will be $15 if the sales are less than $200 and $25 for all orders $200 and over. What formula do I enter? Thanks Bev |
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Assume sales are in A1.
Then =IF(A1<200,A1+15,A1+25) In English: "IF A1 is less than $200, THEN A1 + $15, ELSE A1 + $25" Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Bev Greene" wrote: I am making a invoice template. The shipping will be $15 if the sales are less than $200 and $25 for all orders $200 and over. What formula do I enter? Thanks Bev |
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Bev, something like this, =IF(A1=200,25,15)
-- Paul B Always backup your data before trying something new Please post any response to the newsgroups so others can benefit from it Feedback on answers is always appreciated! Using Excel 2002 & 2003 "Bev Greene" wrote in message ... I am making a invoice template. The shipping will be $15 if the sales are less than $200 and $25 for all orders $200 and over. What formula do I enter? Thanks Bev |
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sorry, im confused, an invoice has a total sum. Does the word sales $200<
means your product/goods ? Does the invoice total amount include goods + shipping per piece (by volume or weight). Cause shipping 1000 goods with unit saleprice of over $200 may not be logical to have $25 shipment cost only....Really confused... "Paul B" wrote: Bev, something like this, =IF(A1=200,25,15) -- Paul B Always backup your data before trying something new Please post any response to the newsgroups so others can benefit from it Feedback on answers is always appreciated! Using Excel 2002 & 2003 "Bev Greene" wrote in message ... I am making a invoice template. The shipping will be $15 if the sales are less than $200 and $25 for all orders $200 and over. What formula do I enter? Thanks Bev |
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excuse me Bev...I cant handle the checked mark on an inquiry that is not
answered...please allow others to see the real task that you need specifically. "NOY-PI" wrote: sorry, im confused, an invoice has a total sum. Does the word sales $200< means your product/goods ? Does the invoice total amount include goods + shipping per piece (by volume or weight). Cause shipping 1000 goods with unit saleprice of over $200 may not be logical to have $25 shipment cost only....Really confused... "Paul B" wrote: Bev, something like this, =IF(A1=200,25,15) -- Paul B Always backup your data before trying something new Please post any response to the newsgroups so others can benefit from it Feedback on answers is always appreciated! Using Excel 2002 & 2003 "Bev Greene" wrote in message ... I am making a invoice template. The shipping will be $15 if the sales are less than $200 and $25 for all orders $200 and over. What formula do I enter? Thanks Bev |
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