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There is a charge of £55.75, to which a handling fee of 2.95% is to be
added. But, the handling fee is also capped at £0.50 minimum and £1.50
maximum.
Any help as to the correct formula for calculating the fee will be much
appreciated - I am stumped.
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Trevor,

With the charge (in this case, 55.75) in cell A2, the formula

=MAX(0.5,MIN(A2*.0295,1.5))

will return the correct fee.

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Bernie
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There is a charge of £55.75, to which a handling fee of 2.95% is to be
added. But, the handling fee is also capped at £0.50 minimum and £1.50
maximum.
Any help as to the correct formula for calculating the fee will be much
appreciated - I am stumped.
--
Kind regards,

Trevor Bloomer



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Bernie, thank you so much - that's great.

Trevor

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Trevor,

With the charge (in this case, 55.75) in cell A2, the formula

=MAX(0.5,MIN(A2*.0295,1.5))

will return the correct fee.

HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP


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There is a charge of £55.75, to which a handling fee of 2.95% is to be
added. But, the handling fee is also capped at £0.50 minimum and £1.50
maximum.
Any help as to the correct formula for calculating the fee will be much
appreciated - I am stumped.
--
Kind regards,

Trevor Bloomer





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Try this:

=IF(A1<=16.95,0.5,ROUND(MIN(A1*0.0295,1.5),2))

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There is a charge of £55.75, to which a handling fee of 2.95% is to be
added. But, the handling fee is also capped at £0.50 minimum and £1.50
maximum.
Any help as to the correct formula for calculating the fee will be much
appreciated - I am stumped.
--
Kind regards,

Trevor Bloomer



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Hi Trevor
With your amount in A1, try
=MIN(1.5,MAX(0.5,A1*2.9%))

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There is a charge of £55.75, to which a handling fee of 2.95% is to be
added. But, the handling fee is also capped at £0.50 minimum and £1.50
maximum.
Any help as to the correct formula for calculating the fee will be much
appreciated - I am stumped.
--
Kind regards,

Trevor Bloomer



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Thanks to you all for your help.
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Trevor Bloomer
"Trevor Bloomer" wrote in message
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There is a charge of £55.75, to which a handling fee of 2.95% is to be
added. But, the handling fee is also capped at £0.50 minimum and £1.50
maximum.
Any help as to the correct formula for calculating the fee will be much
appreciated - I am stumped.
--
Kind regards,

Trevor Bloomer



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