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I have been fighting this dilema for 3 weeks.
tempred min sft 4($L$9) annealed min sft 1($L$10) heatstrengthened min sft 2($L$11) qty(C13) Width(E13) Height (I13) sft temp(u13) ann(v13) ht str(w13) 5 5 5 X in sft, I need A FORMULA TO =IF(U13="X",EVEN(E13)*EVEN(I13)/144 at this point I need the formula to calculate if the product returned is greater than $L$9 (BEING MIN SFT OF 4) to calculate EVEN(E13)*EVEN(I13)*C13/144, if not true, then return $L$9) but if u13 DOES NOT have an X and v13 DOES have an X, then I need to repeat the IF formula with using $L$10, and again the same if formula, if $L$10 DOES NOT have an X and w13 DOES, then it needs to calculate using $L$11. The bottom line is, that depending on which box has an "X" depends which boxes to use for calculation. I can get 1 IF function to work with this but not three and I can't get it to return the min of 4 sft if the total product is less than 4 |
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