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    Formula for greater than or equal to

    How do I write a formula whereas the end result is capped at a certain percentage.

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    =d13*(1+b14), the solution to that part of the formula cannot be greater than d4. I am very new at this, I know how to do the math but not create the formula

    15000 * 1 plus the percentage = x but cannot be greater than y and if is a negative number cannot be less than 0

    Any help would be greatly appreciated

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    Re: Formula for greater than or equal to

    a combination of MIN & MAX perhaps ?

    =MAX(0,MIN(D4,D13*(1+B14)))

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    Re: Formula for greater than or equal to

    d13*(1+b14)
    40000*1.1953=47812
    Anytime b14 is greater than d4 it should multiply by d4 which in this case is 7%. Also if b14 is a negative # the anser always has to equal zero.

    When I inputed your formula my output was .07 but it should be 42800
    40000*1.07

    Any ideas on what I am doing wrong

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    Re: Formula for greater than or equal to

    Maybe it's be but it's not very clear what you want to do re: -ve %... whether entire result should be 0 or the multiplication should simply be 1 ?

    Perhaps you want:

    =D13*(1+(MAX(0,MIN(B14,D4)))

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    Re: Formula for greater than or equal to

    Thank you very much, your second formula did the trick. I would have never figured this out on my own. I appreciate you taking the time to help me

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