=IF(E14<=0,0,IF(N9="yes",MAX(E15*C15,30),30))
I am currently using the above formula and need to make an addition to it
If D8 is greater than 9000 and less than 9999 then the entry will be 35 rather than 30. Any other entry in D8 would leave it at 30
=IF(E14<=0,0,IF(N9="yes",MAX(E15*C15,30),If(and(D8>9000,D8<9999),35,30)))
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Could N9="yes", and and be between 9000 and 9999?
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Yes it could and the problem with the formula provided above is that if N9 is yes then the answer should be E15*C15 min 30.00 plus 5 if D8 is greater than 9000 but less than 9999
If N9 is no the formula provided above provides and accurate response
you could just add it in
IF(E14<=0,0,IF(N9="yes",MAX(E15*C15,If(and(D8>9000,D8<9999),35,30)),If(and(D8>9000,D8<9999),35,30)))
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Thank-you very much for your help
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