Adding a max value component to existing formula

Alex D

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
Hi...I have this formula here: =5%/INDEX('ICR SLR'!$N:$N,MATCH(E3,'ICR SLR'!$A:$A,0)) and I am trying to add a max value component, where my output will not show more than 300%
 

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Sounds like you might want to use MIN(). Maybe something like this: =MIN(5%/INDEX('ICR SLR'!$N:$N,MATCH(E3,'ICR SLR'!$A:$A,0)),300%)
 
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