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Yet another extremely complex IF statement
How can this be written as a formula?
If I53 X 363 is less than D53, then D53 X .0688 is the value, except, when D53 X .0688 is less than B24 then the value should be B24. Otherwise, the value should be D53 X .0688. However, if I53 X 363 is greater than D53, then I53 X D24 is the value, except, when I53 X D24 is less than B24, then the value should be B24. Otherwise, the value should be I53 X D24. |
Yet another extremely complex IF statement
Try this:
=IF(I53*363<D53,MAX(D53*0.0688,B24),MAX(I53*D24,B2 4)) Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "Teri" wrote: How can this be written as a formula? If I53 X 363 is less than D53, then D53 X .0688 is the value, except, when D53 X .0688 is less than B24 then the value should be B24. Otherwise, the value should be D53 X .0688. However, if I53 X 363 is greater than D53, then I53 X D24 is the value, except, when I53 X D24 is less than B24, then the value should be B24. Otherwise, the value should be I53 X D24. |
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