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I need to apply a different price to different quantities in the same number.
For example, my volume is 3500 (input cell). I need to apply $.006 to the
first 2000, and $.003 to anything above 2000. What is the formula?
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Assuming the 3500 (or other quantity) is in A1, then this will work from any
other cell:
=IF(A12000,0.006*2000+0.003*(A1-2000),0.006*A1)


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I need to apply a different price to different quantities in the same number.
For example, my volume is 3500 (input cell). I need to apply $.006 to the
first 2000, and $.003 to anything above 2000. What is the formula?

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That worked. Thank you.

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Assuming the 3500 (or other quantity) is in A1, then this will work from any
other cell:
=IF(A12000,0.006*2000+0.003*(A1-2000),0.006*A1)


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I need to apply a different price to different quantities in the same number.
For example, my volume is 3500 (input cell). I need to apply $.006 to the
first 2000, and $.003 to anything above 2000. What is the formula?

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Hi Raymond

One way
=A1*0.03+MIN(2000,A1)*.03

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I need to apply a different price to different quantities in the same
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For example, my volume is 3500 (input cell). I need to apply $.006 to
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first 2000, and $.003 to anything above 2000. What is the formula?



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