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I want a formula that will provide the answer 16.9% of a value or £34.50, whichever is the greater. Is this possible - so if the value is £150 the answer is £34.50, if the value is £300 the answer is £50.70.
I want a formula that will provide the answer 16.9% of a value or £34.50, whichever is the greater. Is this possible - so if the value is £150 the answer is £34.50, if the value is £300 the answer is £50.70.
Last edited by DarthBailey; 01-21-2013 at 10:37 AM. Reason: Problem with title
hi DarthBailey, welcome to the forum. assuming data in A1, try:
=MAX(A1*16.9%,34.5)
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That's perfect - worked a treat cheers, just realised I need it to say £90 if greater than £90 so 16.9% of a value but no less than £34.50 and no more than £90?? Is this much more complicated?
then add a MIN:
=MIN(90,MAX(A1*16.9%,34.5))
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