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I'm having difficulties getting a formula to work. Any help is appreciated.
Column H2 is a percentage of the previous, If H2 is greater than 40 I need
to multiply by 4%, but if it is greater than 30 mutilply by 3% all other to
equal 0.
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You say H2 is a percentage so you mean greater than 40%?

What do you want to multiply by 3% or 4%?, assuming G2 perhaps try

=IF(H2=0.4,4%,IF(H2=0.3,3%,0%))*G2

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I'm having difficulties getting a formula to work. Any help is appreciated.
Column H2 is a percentage of the previous, If H2 is greater than 40 I need
to multiply by 4%, but if it is greater than 30 mutilply by 3% all other to
equal 0.

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Not sure what cell your wanting to multiply I did H2
=IF(H240,H2*4%,IF(H230,H2*3%,0))

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I'm having difficulties getting a formula to work. Any help is appreciated.
Column H2 is a percentage of the previous, If H2 is greater than 40 I need
to multiply by 4%, but if it is greater than 30 mutilply by 3% all other to
equal 0.

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