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I am trying to include minimum and maximum totals for a customer billing
spreadsheets, B8 and B13 are numbers and I need a minimum of 10.00 and maximum of 100.00 to be included in the following formula. Thanks !! =PRODUCT(B8, B13/100) |
min or max results
Try this:
=MAX(10,MIN(B8*B13/100,100)) -- HTH, RD ================================================== === Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit! ================================================== === "GoofyinNY" wrote in message ... I am trying to include minimum and maximum totals for a customer billing spreadsheets, B8 and B13 are numbers and I need a minimum of 10.00 and maximum of 100.00 to be included in the following formula. Thanks !! =PRODUCT(B8, B13/100) |
min or max results
=MAX(MIN(PRODUCT(B8, B13/100),100),10)
odd as it may seem, the MIN statement ensures the max figure, and vice versa. -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "GoofyinNY" wrote in message ... I am trying to include minimum and maximum totals for a customer billing spreadsheets, B8 and B13 are numbers and I need a minimum of 10.00 and maximum of 100.00 to be included in the following formula. Thanks !! =PRODUCT(B8, B13/100) |
min or max results
Let's see if I understand you correctly....
Try this: =MIN(MAX((B8*(B13/100)),10),100) Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP-Pro "GoofyinNY" wrote: I am trying to include minimum and maximum totals for a customer billing spreadsheets, B8 and B13 are numbers and I need a minimum of 10.00 and maximum of 100.00 to be included in the following formula. Thanks !! =PRODUCT(B8, B13/100) |
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