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Is there any formula to calculate a fixed increase with a fixed price?

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    Is there any formula to calculate a fixed increase with a fixed price?

    Dear All,

    I need help to create a formular to calculate the following condition:

    Minimum cost is $300 for 800kg, and every increase of 300kg will be an additional cost of $50

    How to write a formula if I have 3050kg, how much will it cost?

    I can only write the first if statement, which is if(3050<=800,300,?????)

    Please help

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    Re: Is there any formula to calculate a fixed increase with a fixed price?

    Hello & Welcome to the Forum,

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    Re: Is there any formula to calculate a fixed increase with a fixed price?

    Maybe..

    =IF(A1<=800,300,300+((A1-800)/300)*50)
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    Re: Is there any formula to calculate a fixed increase with a fixed price?

    Dear Jeffrey,

    Thank you very much, your formula works!!

    But don't know why I cannot reply to your post.

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    Re: Is there any formula to calculate a fixed increase with a fixed price?

    I think this is what you want.
    The formulas above do not account for the in between numbers For Example: 1,235

    =if(a1<=800,300,roundup((a1-800)/300,0)*50+300)
    Last edited by K m; 08-09-2012 at 12:18 PM.
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