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This is something that I have never had to do before so I dont even know
where to start.

My spreadsheet calculates linear feet of reinfircing steel based on criteria
that I enter. I have the formulas working thatnks to the great help of others
today.

Now I have a series of linear feet that I have to add to one total. However
if the length of reinforcing steel is greater than 20 feet you have to splice
it which adds about 4 feet to the bar lenght, but it is for EVERY 20 feet
incrment. So here is what I need.

If A1<20 then formula a
If A120 then formula+4 (But for every 20 foot increment)

Is this possible?
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Try this:

=IF(A1<20,Formula_A,Formula_A+4*(A1/20))

Or, if you only want to calculate "full" 20 ft lengths:

=IF(A1<20,Formula_A,Formula_A+4*INT(A1/20))

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This is something that I have never had to do before so I dont even know
where to start.

My spreadsheet calculates linear feet of reinfircing steel based on
criteria
that I enter. I have the formulas working thatnks to the great help of
others
today.

Now I have a series of linear feet that I have to add to one total.
However
if the length of reinforcing steel is greater than 20 feet you have to
splice
it which adds about 4 feet to the bar lenght, but it is for EVERY 20 feet
incrment. So here is what I need.

If A1<20 then formula a
If A120 then formula+4 (But for every 20 foot increment)

Is this possible?



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If you total length is in A1, then the number of twenty foot sections is:
=INT(A1/20)
or the length with the splices is:
=A1+4*INT(A1/20)

for if A1 contained 234 then the formula gives: 278 because 11 splices are
needed.
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"Neil M" wrote:

This is something that I have never had to do before so I dont even know
where to start.

My spreadsheet calculates linear feet of reinfircing steel based on criteria
that I enter. I have the formulas working thatnks to the great help of others
today.

Now I have a series of linear feet that I have to add to one total. However
if the length of reinforcing steel is greater than 20 feet you have to splice
it which adds about 4 feet to the bar lenght, but it is for EVERY 20 feet
incrment. So here is what I need.

If A1<20 then formula a
If A120 then formula+4 (But for every 20 foot increment)

Is this possible?

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