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    a formula that is selective

    I would like a formula to execute an answer from a cell only if the cell is equal to or greater than a certain number, for example:
    If the answer of E1= A1*B1*C1/D1 is LESS than 40 I would want G1= D1*F1 and if it is EQUAL TO or GREATER than 40 I would want I1=D1*H1
    LESS THAN EXAMPLE: 4(A1)X4(B1)X8(C1)/128(D1)=1(E1)X$16.00(F1)=G1
    GREATER THAN EXAMPLE 40(A1)*40(B1)*80(C1)/128(D1)=1000(F1)*$14.00

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    Re: a formula that is selective

    Something like this, maybe...
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    Re: a formula that is selective

    Awesome, Thank you!is there a way to make =IF(E1>=40,D1*H1,"")ONLY GO UP TO >150

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    Re: a formula that is selective

    If I understand correctly, How about

    =IF(E1>=40,MIN(D1*H1,150),"")
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    Re: a formula that is selective

    Hi treatedwood. I'm sure the answer is yes; but I don't quite understand your question. Can you explain again?

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