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    How To Get Two Formulas In One Cell

    Hello,

    I am trying to get two formulas to work in one cell? Just can not figure out the right sequence.

    =E2/(1-40%)

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    =If(CEILING(E2,0.05) = CEILING(E2, 0.1), CEILING(E2, 0.05)-0.01, CEILING(E2, 0.05))

    Thanks JR

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    Re: How To Get Two Formulas In One Cell

    Do you mean?

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    Re: How To Get Two Formulas In One Cell

    Hello,

    thank you very much. I think that is very close. With this I get 38.9333333333333 23.39, but the final result I need is 38.95.

    Thank you

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    Re: How To Get Two Formulas In One Cell

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    Which is the result that you get using this formula?

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    Which is the result that you get using this formula?

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    Re: How To Get Two Formulas In One Cell

    Hello,

    Got it.

    Cell E2 = 23.36

    Cell F2 -> When I use this formula =E2/(1-40%), I get 38.93

    Cell G2 -> When I use this formula =If(CEILING(F1,0.05) = CEILING(F1, 0.1), CEILING(F1, 0.05)-0.01, CEILING(F1, 0.05)), it gets me to 38.95

    I would like 38.95 to show in cell F2.

    Thanks Jr

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    Re: How To Get Two Formulas In One Cell

    I have to say that you comfused me!

    1)What number do you have in F1?

    2)As you get in G2 the number that you want(38.95) why don't you just type in F2 =G2 ?

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    Re: How To Get Two Formulas In One Cell

    Hello,

    Sorry I am not explaining very well. Maybe this may be easier for me to explain. How do I combine the two following formulas in one cell,

    =E2/(1-40%)

    And

    =MROUND(E2,0.05)

    So formula =E2/(1-40%) is calculated then =MROUND(E2,0.05) will round it to the nearest .05.

    Thanks JR

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    Re: How To Get Two Formulas In One Cell

    =mround(E2/(1-40%),0.05)

    I guess?

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    Re: How To Get Two Formulas In One Cell

    Do you wish:
    =MROUND(E2/(1-40%),0.05)
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    Re: How To Get Two Formulas In One Cell

    Hello,

    Thank you very much. This worked perfect,

    =MROUND(E2/(1-40%),0.05)

    JR

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