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I want create formula, =IF A1<100*.8, IF A1<200*.6, IF A1 <300*.5.
And where is the less than/ equal sign at? |
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Hi,
If statements take the form of =if(a1=somthing,do this if true,do this if false) If you tell us what the true and false conditions evaluate as then someone will help Less then equal to is done using = Mike "knight" wrote: I want create formula, =IF A1<100*.8, IF A1<200*.6, IF A1 <300*.5. And where is the less than/ equal sign at? |
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Thanks for responding so quickly, Mike. This is for a sales report where in
the column I input a material # in say, A1. I then want column A2 to calculate that if the # in A1 is < $100 then multiply by .8, if A1 is < $200 multiple by .6. This way it computes my mark up. "Mike H" wrote: Hi, If statements take the form of =if(a1=somthing,do this if true,do this if false) If you tell us what the true and false conditions evaluate as then someone will help Less then equal to is done using = Mike "knight" wrote: I want create formula, =IF A1<100*.8, IF A1<200*.6, IF A1 <300*.5. And where is the less than/ equal sign at? |
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=IF(A1<=100,A1*1.06,IF(A1<=200,A1*1.08,A1*1.05)) Mike "knight" wrote: Thanks for responding so quickly, Mike. This is for a sales report where in the column I input a material # in say, A1. I then want column A2 to calculate that if the # in A1 is < $100 then multiply by .8, if A1 is < $200 multiple by .6. This way it computes my mark up. "Mike H" wrote: Hi, If statements take the form of =if(a1=somthing,do this if true,do this if false) If you tell us what the true and false conditions evaluate as then someone will help Less then equal to is done using = Mike "knight" wrote: I want create formula, =IF A1<100*.8, IF A1<200*.6, IF A1 <300*.5. And where is the less than/ equal sign at? |
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Thanks a million. It works Great.
"Mike H" wrote: Perhaps =IF(A1<=100,A1*1.06,IF(A1<=200,A1*1.08,A1*1.05)) Mike "knight" wrote: Thanks for responding so quickly, Mike. This is for a sales report where in the column I input a material # in say, A1. I then want column A2 to calculate that if the # in A1 is < $100 then multiply by .8, if A1 is < $200 multiple by .6. This way it computes my mark up. "Mike H" wrote: Hi, If statements take the form of =if(a1=somthing,do this if true,do this if false) If you tell us what the true and false conditions evaluate as then someone will help Less then equal to is done using = Mike "knight" wrote: I want create formula, =IF A1<100*.8, IF A1<200*.6, IF A1 <300*.5. And where is the less than/ equal sign at? |
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