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How do I ensure that the resultant sum of two cells A & B expressed as a
percentage in cell C does not exceed a set percentage of say 150%?
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How do I ensure that the resultant sum of two cells A & B expressed as a
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=min(150%,yourformulahere)

=min(150%,sum(a1,b3))

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How do I ensure that the resultant sum of two cells A & B expressed as a
percentage in cell C does not exceed a set percentage of say 150%?


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Thank you Dave

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=min(150%,yourformulahere)

=min(150%,sum(a1,b3))

for example



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How do I ensure that the resultant sum of two cells A & B expressed as a
percentage in cell C does not exceed a set percentage of say 150%?


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