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Old 08-01-2018, 03:39 AM
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now I have that working trying another formula

I have two cell working with previous formula with the 2 amounts capped.



I then want a total of the 2 amounts but if both cells have been capped I want the cap figure and not the SUM of the 2 cells.

I currently have this =SUM(T9,W9) and tried this =SUM(T9,W9,J9) but with this it caps all and doesn't add the 2 cells when needed.

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Which of the capped amounts would be the result?
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the capped figure would be the J9 cell
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Perhaps =MIN(L7+O7,C7) ?
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This works OK but if a cell in the calculation L7+O7 is blank it returns #value??

I still want it to return the value of cell C7

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What about?


=MIN(C7,SUM(L7,O7))
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NBVC Brilliant - works well thank you
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This works OK but if a cell in the calculation L7+O7 is blank it returns #value??

I still want it to return the value of cell C7


If it returns a VALUE error, it is not blank but contains the empty text string ""
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Looking some help.

I am looking column N to be Column J * M, if more than column B enter column B's value minus column L. In red what is should be.


ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOP30/01/201850.00YES11.1yes06/03/201822/05/201850.00£1.0026£26.0056£56.00 (£24.00)82£50.00
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Try:


=IF(J2*M2>B2,B2-L2,J2*M2)
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