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This is what I want to do.
If cell K184 is less than 165, multiply cell K182 by .5 If cell K184 is 166-300, multiply cell K182 by .55 If cell K184 is greater than 300, multiply cell K182 by .6 This is the formula that has returned the most results so far... =IF(K184<165, K182*0.5, IF(OR(K184165,K184<300), K182*0.55, IF(K184300, K182*0.6))) It works for the first and second IF statements. However, if cell K184 is more than 300 it still multiplies it by .55. What am I missing? |
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