I am over searching for an answer now, so please assist me.
Excel
I am wanting to compare insurances based on the excess payable and have multiple scenarios where the excess changes and the bills paid changes; but within this is a second level 'type' of excess.
so the first part is 1000 minus 300 =700 x 10% = 70.00 However, in some cases I return a minus result, that does not count, so I created an IF statement IF(1000 – 300 <0,0,1000-300) or as exactly in my spread sheet: =IF(B19-B21<0,0,B19-B21)
HOWEVER, in some cases if my bills come to 20,000.00 then 10% is 1970.00 but the max I would have to pay is 700.00.
So what I want to do, really, is calculate the 10% only if the result of 1000 minus 300 (or whatever) is within the range of 1 to 700. Or another way is: If the result of bills minus excess is 0 or a negative, then do not calculate the 10% and leave cell as Zero and the second condition is if the Bills minus Excess is 701 or more, then the cell should show 700.00
Ok. I think that is it and my first ever question on a site like this.
Thank you for any assistance.
Jamie
尝试这个:
=IF(B19-B21<0,0,IF((B19-B21)/10>700,700,(B19-B21)/10))
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