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I'm currently putting together a budgeting worksheet and I've hit a bit of a snag.
I believe the formula calls for "if" functions but maybe there's something better? Should it look something like this?: =if(C16<1.7=SUM(F16)), if(C16<2.7=SUM(F16/2)), if(C16<3.7=SUM(F16/3)), if(C16<4.7=SUM(F16/4)), if(C16<5.7=SUM(F16/5)) I also want to add another condition: =if(f160=sum(d16/5)) I need the solution to appear in one cell, "E16" key: C16 = "weeks till due date" F16 = "total left to pay" D16 = "total cost" E16 = "weekly payments" Thank you very much. Any help is greatly appreciated. Mark B |
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