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i'm a caterer. i keep track of parties that are picked up.
in my workbook, in one column ( column E), i enter the number of people in the party. i would like a column ( say column L) to calculate how many bottles of dressing i use for that party . ( without having to manually enter each amount on each row.) i track this over the course of a year going back 10 years. i have over 5000 rows in a year. if the party is between 20 & 40 i use 2 bottles if it's between 40 & 60 i use 4 bottles if it's between 60 & 100 i use 8 bottles is there a (less than, greater than formula the would work on what ever amount i enter, beeing 20 or 100, that whould automaticly calculate that if E2 is 20 then L2 is 2, or if E2 is 61 then L2 will show 4? thank you! -- thank you |