I need to set a limit on a cell, whereas it will limit the amount from one
formula and add the value to the set limit from another cell. For instance I
want the maximum input from cell "A" to be limited to a certain quantity, yet
allow the value from cell "B" to be added to the maximum quantiy from cell
"A" being displayed in cell "C". Example, input from cell "A" call it "A1"
whereas A1 can = 0 through 1000, and cell "B" call it "A2" can = 0 through
50, and cell "C" being "A3" is the sum of "A1" and "A2", I need to limit the
input from "A1*5" to 500 but I also need to add the total in "A2" to "A3"
with no restrictions whereas "A3" can only accept a maximum amount from "A1",
but accept any number from "A2".
So if "A1" equals 750 the maximum return to "A3" of (A1*5) cannot exceed
500, while the sum of (A1*5)+A2 can be greater than 500.

One way:

A3: =MAX(A1,100)*5 + A2


In article ,
WavMaster wrote:

I need to set a limit on a cell, whereas it will limit the amount from one
formula and add the value to the set limit from another cell. For instance I
want the maximum input from cell "A" to be limited to a certain quantity, yet
allow the value from cell "B" to be added to the maximum quantiy from cell
"A" being displayed in cell "C". Example, input from cell "A" call it "A1"
whereas A1 can = 0 through 1000, and cell "B" call it "A2" can = 0 through
50, and cell "C" being "A3" is the sum of "A1" and "A2", I need to limit the
input from "A1*5" to 500 but I also need to add the total in "A2" to "A3"
with no restrictions whereas "A3" can only accept a maximum amount from "A1",
but accept any number from "A2".
So if "A1" equals 750 the maximum return to "A3" of (A1*5) cannot exceed
500, while the sum of (A1*5)+A2 can be greater than 500.

That still returns more than the specified amount from "A1"

IE: the sum for the following should be 501 but the return is still 506
in as much as "A1" equals 101, I need it's value in "A3" to be limited to
100*5, in stead of being returned as 505, additionally the value from "A2"
which is 1 needs to be added to the maximum accepted amount of 500 from "A1",
hench [(A1*5)+A2] can only equal 501and if "A1" equals 250 times 5, it can
still only calculate at 500 for this cell value where "A2" can be unlimited
in it's result, so if "A1" times 5 equals 1250, it's value can only be
reported as 500 but if "A2" equals 10 the displayed value in that senerio the
value in "A3" should still calculate at only 510,
I know it is possible to do this, I just can't make it work right now

Thanks


"JE McGimpsey" wrote:

One way:

A3: =MAX(A1,100)*5 + A2


In article ,
WavMaster wrote:

I need to set a limit on a cell, whereas it will limit the amount from one
formula and add the value to the set limit from another cell. For instance I
want the maximum input from cell "A" to be limited to a certain quantity, yet
allow the value from cell "B" to be added to the maximum quantiy from cell
"A" being displayed in cell "C". Example, input from cell "A" call it "A1"
whereas A1 can = 0 through 1000, and cell "B" call it "A2" can = 0 through
50, and cell "C" being "A3" is the sum of "A1" and "A2", I need to limit the
input from "A1*5" to 500 but I also need to add the total in "A2" to "A3"
with no restrictions whereas "A3" can only accept a maximum amount from "A1",
but accept any number from "A2".
So if "A1" equals 750 the maximum return to "A3" of (A1*5) cannot exceed
500, while the sum of (A1*5)+A2 can be greater than 500.

Oops-

Should have been MIN() instead of MAX()...


In article ,
WavMaster wrote:

That still returns more than the specified amount from "A1"

IE: the sum for the following should be 501 but the return is still 506
in as much as "A1" equals 101, I need it's value in "A3" to be limited to
100*5, in stead of being returned as 505, additionally the value from "A2"
which is 1 needs to be added to the maximum accepted amount of 500 from "A1",
hench [(A1*5)+A2] can only equal 501and if "A1" equals 250 times 5, it can
still only calculate at 500 for this cell value where "A2" can be unlimited
in it's result, so if "A1" times 5 equals 1250, it's value can only be
reported as 500 but if "A2" equals 10 the displayed value in that senerio the
value in "A3" should still calculate at only 510,
I know it is possible to do this, I just can't make it work right now

Thanks


"JE McGimpsey" wrote:

One way:

A3: =MAX(A1,100)*5 + A2


In article ,
WavMaster wrote:

I need to set a limit on a cell, whereas it will limit the amount from
one
formula and add the value to the set limit from another cell. For
instance I
want the maximum input from cell "A" to be limited to a certain quantity,
yet
allow the value from cell "B" to be added to the maximum quantiy from
cell
"A" being displayed in cell "C". Example, input from cell "A" call it
"A1"
whereas A1 can = 0 through 1000, and cell "B" call it "A2" can = 0
through
50, and cell "C" being "A3" is the sum of "A1" and "A2", I need to limit
the
input from "A1*5" to 500 but I also need to add the total in "A2" to "A3"
with no restrictions whereas "A3" can only accept a maximum amount from
"A1",
but accept any number from "A2".
So if "A1" equals 750 the maximum return to "A3" of (A1*5) cannot exceed
500, while the sum of (A1*5)+A2 can be greater than 500.