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arisan - 08 May 2008 14:49 GMT
hi there!!
Am New to this discussion and its this problem that brought me to this
discussion....

its have got to adjust values in Col E to 30, if it exceeds in Col D where
Col D is sum of A, B and C..... tried alot of rubbish formulae but all in
vain...
can anyone help plz
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Reitanos - 08 May 2008 15:03 GMT
It sounds like you want to have the sum in column D show the actual
sum unless that value exceeds 30. If so, the formula would be:
=IF(SUM(A3:D3)>30,30,SUM(A3:D3))

> hi there!!
> Am New to this discussion and its this problem that brought me to this
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> arisan
Gaurav - 08 May 2008 15:03 GMT
What do you mean by 'if it exceeds'?

> hi there!!
> Am New to this discussion and its this problem that brought me to this
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> vain...
> can anyone help plz
arisan - 08 May 2008 15:11 GMT
I mean if the sum exceeds 30, i need to keep it around 30... or the sum shuld
not be more than 30 i. e Sum<=30
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> What do you mean by 'if it exceeds'?
>
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> > vain...
> > can anyone help plz
Gaurav - 08 May 2008 15:18 GMT
If you want Column D (which is the sum of A,B,C) to show 30 if the result of
the Sum exceeds 30 then use this in Col D.

=IF(SUM(A3:C3)>30,30,SUM(A3:C3))

If you want Col E to show 30 even if Col D exceeds 30 then use this in E

=IF(D3>30,30,D3)

Hope that helps.

>I mean if the sum exceeds 30, i need to keep it around 30... or the sum
>shuld
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>> > vain...
>> > can anyone help plz
David Biddulph - 08 May 2008 16:08 GMT
Instead of =IF(SUM(A3:C3)>30,30,SUM(A3:C3)) you could use
=MIN(SUM(A3:C3),30)
and instead of =IF(D3>30,30,D3) you could use =MIN(D3,30)
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David Biddulph

> If you want Column D (which is the sum of A,B,C) to show 30 if the result
> of the Sum exceeds 30 then use this in Col D.
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>>> > vain...
>>> > can anyone help plz
 
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