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Old 08-05-2019, 04:03 AM
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Originally Posted by Lugh View Post
Very nice, p45cal

My first thought—before seeing your answer—was a conditional formula in Col D which would:
Count the number of numerical entries between the adjoining Col C cell and C2;
Multiply the Col C value by .1, .15 or .2 accordingly.

Won't that work, and be easy enough?
Yes, it will work, and it's straightforward and quite easy to maintain. It does require at least one helper column, which can be hidden.
I thought the OP was looking for a single-cell formula.
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