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We have a spreadsheet at work where in B16 we use this formula:

=SUM(B15/2000*15.32)

That is good except when B15/2000 is less then 95. In that case we
need to just multiply 95*15.32. Is there anyway to do this in one step
when this happens?

Thanks for the help it is much appreciated.

Frank


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=MIN(B15/2000,95)*15.32

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We have a spreadsheet at work where in B16 we use this formula:

=SUM(B15/2000*15.32)

That is good except when B15/2000 is less then 95. In that case we
need to just multiply 95*15.32. Is there anyway to do this in one step
when this happens?

Thanks for the help it is much appreciated.

Frank


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Frank,

Try,

=IF(B15/2000<95,(95*15.32),(B15/2000)*15.32)

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Try this:

=MAX(B15/2000,95)*15.32

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We have a spreadsheet at work where in B16 we use this formula:

=SUM(B15/2000*15.32)

That is good except when B15/2000 is less then 95. In that case we
need to just multiply 95*15.32. Is there anyway to do this in one step
when this happens?

Thanks for the help it is much appreciated.

Frank


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Thanks Steve that is exactly what we needed.


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