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The numbers that you have selected in the OP suggests to me that you may be
trying to do an annual mileage claim based on the UK AMAP rates. Only the excess over 10000 should be at 25 pence per mile, with the first 10000 at 40 pence. If my guess is wrong then ignore this post. Otherwise you might try something like: =sum(range)*0.25+min(sum(range),10000)*.15 "johndavies" wrote in message ... Hi, Having a spot of bother here with a formula, what I need if any one can help is the following Sum of a number of fields and IF that SUM is than 10000 then * by 0.25 This a mileage workout and it's pulling my hair out. Thanks in Advance John -- johndavies ------------------------------------------------------------------------ johndavies's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=37383 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=570693 |
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