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Marriage of two formulas

  1. #1
    emerald_dragonfly
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    Marriage of two formulas

    How do I add a maximum pricing level to the following formula?

    =VLOOKUP(A1,{0,35;665,5.25;1000,4.75;2500,3;5000,2.5;10000,1.95},2)

    I need the maximum to be 465.

  2. #2
    Dave Peterson
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    Re: Marriage of two formulas

    =max(10,yourformulahere)





    emerald_dragonfly wrote:
    >
    > How do I add a maximum pricing level to the following formula?
    >
    > =VLOOKUP(A1,{0,35;665,5.25;1000,4.75;2500,3;5000,2.5;10000,1.95},2)
    >
    > I need the maximum to be 465.


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    Dave Peterson

  3. #3
    bj
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    RE: Marriage of two formulas

    try something like
    =min(465,VLOOKUP(A1,{0,35;665,5.25;1000,4.75;2500,3;5000,2.5;10000,1.95},2)
    Depending on what parameter is the pricing level.

    "emerald_dragonfly" wrote:

    > How do I add a maximum pricing level to the following formula?
    >
    > =VLOOKUP(A1,{0,35;665,5.25;1000,4.75;2500,3;5000,2.5;10000,1.95},2)
    >
    > I need the maximum to be 465.


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