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How to format a conditional cell

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    How to format a conditional cell

    I am a fairly 'basic' user and need to figure out how to calculate interest on a cell - but only if it is more than 1 day late.

    How do I calculate a conditional cell using a formula? (example: If sum(A14-A12) is >1 then multiply A16 x*.000110 * sum(A14-A12)??)
    A16 being the Amount Due
    A14 being the Date Paid
    A12 being the Date Due

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    Re: How to format a conditional cell

    You didnt say whats to happen if A14 - A12 NOT > 1 so...

    =IF(A14-A12 > 1,A16*0.00011*(A14-A12),"A14-A12 is NOT > 1")
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    Re: How to format a conditional cell

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