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  1. #1
    Mr Stanley (UK)
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    Stamp Duty

    I am trying to write a formula to calculate the stamp duty in the UK as
    follows for Excel 2000. Below CELL is the value of the property purchased
    i.e £310000

    If CELL value < 250000 then answer = 1% of CELL value
    If CELL value =>250000 and <500000 then answer = 3% of CELL value
    If CELL value >500000 then answer = 4% of CELL value

    In the above example where CELL = 310000 the answer should be 9300

    Thanks for your help

  2. #2
    Toppers
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    RE: Stamp Duty

    Try:

    =IF(A1<250000,A1*0.01,IF(A1<=500000,A1*0.03,A1*0.04))

    I assumed <= 500000 ss it wasn't clear from your posting

    HTH

    "Mr Stanley (UK)" wrote:

    > I am trying to write a formula to calculate the stamp duty in the UK as
    > follows for Excel 2000. Below CELL is the value of the property purchased
    > i.e £310000
    >
    > If CELL value < 250000 then answer = 1% of CELL value
    > If CELL value =>250000 and <500000 then answer = 3% of CELL value
    > If CELL value >500000 then answer = 4% of CELL value
    >
    > In the above example where CELL = 310000 the answer should be 9300
    >
    > Thanks for your help


  3. #3
    Ardus Petus
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    Re: Stamp Duty

    Say CELL is A1

    =A1*IF(A1<250000,0.01,IF(A1<50000,0.03,0.04))

    HTH
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    "Mr Stanley (UK)" <Mr Stanley (UK)@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit dans
    le message de news: [email protected]...
    >I am trying to write a formula to calculate the stamp duty in the UK as
    > follows for Excel 2000. Below CELL is the value of the property purchased
    > i.e £310000
    >
    > If CELL value < 250000 then answer = 1% of CELL value
    > If CELL value =>250000 and <500000 then answer = 3% of CELL value
    > If CELL value >500000 then answer = 4% of CELL value
    >
    > In the above example where CELL = 310000 the answer should be 9300
    >
    > Thanks for your help




  4. #4
    Mr Stanley (UK)
    Guest

    RE: Stamp Duty

    Thanks very much - your formula is correct.

    "Toppers" wrote:

    > Try:
    >
    > =IF(A1<250000,A1*0.01,IF(A1<=500000,A1*0.03,A1*0.04))
    >
    > I assumed <= 500000 ss it wasn't clear from your posting
    >
    > HTH
    >
    > "Mr Stanley (UK)" wrote:
    >
    > > I am trying to write a formula to calculate the stamp duty in the UK as
    > > follows for Excel 2000. Below CELL is the value of the property purchased
    > > i.e £310000
    > >
    > > If CELL value < 250000 then answer = 1% of CELL value
    > > If CELL value =>250000 and <500000 then answer = 3% of CELL value
    > > If CELL value >500000 then answer = 4% of CELL value
    > >
    > > In the above example where CELL = 310000 the answer should be 9300
    > >
    > > Thanks for your help


  5. #5
    Mr Stanley (UK)
    Guest

    Re: Stamp Duty

    Thanks Ardus - there is an error in your formula. See Toppers reply.
    Thank you anyway for your reply.

    "Ardus Petus" wrote:

    > Say CELL is A1
    >
    > =A1*IF(A1<250000,0.01,IF(A1<50000,0.03,0.04))
    >
    > HTH
    > --
    > AP
    >
    > "Mr Stanley (UK)" <Mr Stanley (UK)@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit dans
    > le message de news: [email protected]...
    > >I am trying to write a formula to calculate the stamp duty in the UK as
    > > follows for Excel 2000. Below CELL is the value of the property purchased
    > > i.e £310000
    > >
    > > If CELL value < 250000 then answer = 1% of CELL value
    > > If CELL value =>250000 and <500000 then answer = 3% of CELL value
    > > If CELL value >500000 then answer = 4% of CELL value
    > >
    > > In the above example where CELL = 310000 the answer should be 9300
    > >
    > > Thanks for your help

    >
    >
    >


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