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Sun, 3 Feb 2008 19:53:01 -0800 from David franklin
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Sorry if question is not clear. if cell is 48" or less I want to add 3" to
the cell examples (48+3=51) (25 + 3 =28) if cell is 49 or greater the I want
to add 6" to cell (50 +6 =56) ... in one cell (c11) I will put the number in
a different cell (D15) I want the answer


=if(C11<=48,C11+3,C11+6)

Note that you *still* have not specified what to do if the number is
between 48 and 49, so it's possible the above won't do what you want
if C11 is 48.2.

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