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I need a formula to calculate a Labor dollar amount based on a labor rate of
$95.00 per hour and a shop supply charge equal to 10% of the labor dollar amount with a minimum shop supply charge of $2.95 and a maximum of $24.95. Example: $95.00 x .02 Hours = $19.00. $19.00 x 10% = $1.90 (does not meet minimum of $2.95) $19.00 + $2.95 = $21.95 (final result) |
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try:
=A1*B1+MIN(MAX(A1*B1*0.1,2.95),24.95) A1=Rate B1=Hours HTH "STEVE THE PARTS GUY" wrote: I need a formula to calculate a Labor dollar amount based on a labor rate of $95.00 per hour and a shop supply charge equal to 10% of the labor dollar amount with a minimum shop supply charge of $2.95 and a maximum of $24.95. Example: $95.00 x .02 Hours = $19.00. $19.00 x 10% = $1.90 (does not meet minimum of $2.95) $19.00 + $2.95 = $21.95 (final result) |
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