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    If cell is > 1700 but < 2599, then * .25 else 0

    Sorry to double post, but I need help in a hurry. Gotta leave for Milwaukee in a couple of hours....

    How can I say "If cell value is > 1700 but < 2599, then * .25 else 0"? I'm actually working with the Microsoft Works spreadsheet, but I think the formulas are pretty much the same. It's been so long since I messed with this stuff.... Thanks much

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    Suppose the data is in cell A1 then the formula will be

    =if( and( a1 > 1700 , a1 < 2599) , a1 * 0.25 , 0)

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    =IF(AND(A5>1700,A5<2000),0.25,0)


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    Quote Originally Posted by amx1165
    Sorry to double post, but I need help in a hurry. Gotta leave for Milwaukee in a couple of hours....

    How can I say "If cell value is > 1700 but < 2599, then * .25 else 0"? I'm actually working with the Microsoft Works spreadsheet, but I think the formulas are pretty much the same. It's been so long since I messed with this stuff.... Thanks much

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    Whoop! Whoop!

    Thank y'all!

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    amx1165

    Please take a couple of minutes and read the Forum Rules - Rule 5

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    Sorry - and thank you

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