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Max Number in Formula
If Column A = 12, Column B is an enter only data(i.e. 13), Column C = A*B /
the return in Column c would be 156 however what if anything over 125 would just display the high number of 125? Hope this makes sense! |
Max Number in Formula
=min(125,a1*b1)
(adjust the ranges to match the cells you need) Kate wrote: If Column A = 12, Column B is an enter only data(i.e. 13), Column C = A*B / the return in Column c would be 156 however what if anything over 125 would just display the high number of 125? Hope this makes sense! -- Dave Peterson |
Max Number in Formula
=MIN(A1*B1,125)
Regards Trevor "Kate" wrote in message ... If Column A = 12, Column B is an enter only data(i.e. 13), Column C = A*B / the return in Column c would be 156 however what if anything over 125 would just display the high number of 125? Hope this makes sense! |
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