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Cells A1....A8 are summed from other columns.
In cellA9 I want a formula that says it the sum of A1..A8 is greater than
$1.00 then make this cell only $1.00.
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Try this in A9

=MIN(1,(SUM(A1:A8)))

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Cells A1....A8 are summed from other columns.
In cellA9 I want a formula that says it the sum of A1..A8 is greater than
$1.00 then make this cell only $1.00.

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Default Sum = to greater than, change it to 1

=MIN(SUM(A1:A8),1)

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On Wed, 2 Jul 2008 11:42:01 -0700, Kim wrote:

Cells A1....A8 are summed from other columns.
In cellA9 I want a formula that says it the sum of A1..A8 is greater than
$1.00 then make this cell only $1.00.


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