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I think you want something like this:
=IF(C22<0,C10,IF(C220,C33,IF(C29C25,C10,C33))) Hope this helps. Pete On Jul 22, 9:23*pm, Patrick R <Patrick wrote: Hi, This may be simple, but I'm trying to assign a % to a sales item, but I ma having issues: The value of cell C33 is 30%, the value of C10 is 46% If I use the formula =IF(C220,C33,C10), provided that the value of C22 is greater than zero, the result is C33. *That all works fine. If I use the formula =IF(C29C25,C10,C33) in the next cell, I can assign those %s according to the value in Cell C25. *That works fine on its own. |
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