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Making my cell have 2 =IF solutions.

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    Making my cell have 2 =IF solutions.

    Hi, Im trying to make a formula in my cell give me 2 possible outcomes based on 2 different initial values.

    This is the current formula.

    =IF(D3>0,(D3-1.99)*0.0525,0)

    So if i type 26.98 in D3 it would do the following 26.98-1.99*0.0525=1.31

    But what i would like this formula to do is if i type any value above 15 it does the above formula but if i type in a value below 15 is does the above but without -1.99.

    example:

    value typed is 26.98 answer in cell = 1.31
    but if
    value typed is 4.50 answer in cell = 0.24


    Many thanks.
    Last edited by jediknight; 09-15-2010 at 07:37 PM.

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    Re: Making my cell have 2 =IF solutions.

    This should do it, but what about if it is 15 exactly? With this formula 15 would be 0.

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    Re: Making my cell have 2 =IF solutions.

    Many thanks that works perfect. I love this forum.

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    Re: Making my cell have 2 =IF solutions.

    You're most welcome

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