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Hi all,
This is driving me crazy. I am trying to make up this formula =IF(E2= 1 and G2 = 20.72 or less its "ok". If over 20.72 subtract G2 from 20.72 and total) Then if E2 = 2 and G2 is 41.44 or less its "ok". If over 20.72 subtract G2 from 41.44 and total) I have 15 numbers to do this way . Any help will really be appreciated. I am new to this an am not sure what I need to show you |
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