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Assuming x is in A1.
=if(a1<72,1.17,if(a1<300,(300/a1)^0.11,"Over 300")) Your problem statement leaves out what to do when x = 72 "Blades" wrote: Hi I am trying to discover a formula/function that will allow me to do the following! my problem is this: x = 100mm if x <72 then k = 1.17 if 72 < x< 300 then k = (300/x)^0.11 can anyone tell me how i can combine these into one function? cheers rich |
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