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Formula to spill value to another cell after reaching a specific amount.

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    Formula to spill value to another cell after reaching a specific amount.

    Hi... can anyone help me figure this one out?

    If I want a value in one cell to only go to 48 and anything accumulated after that amount be added to another cell.... is there a formula I can use?

    Eg: B4 is at 50, but I want it only to read 48 and add the 2 to A4.

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    Re: Formula to spill value to another cell after reaching a specific amount.

    Something like this?
    A1=50
    A2=MIN(A1,48)
    A3=A1-A2
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