UniAmyColeman
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Hi All
So I am using the following formula to calculate payment entitlements:
=IF(L145="Scheme A",P145*30,P145*60)
So Scheme A pays £30 per day and Scheme B pays £60 a day (in the above if Column L contains "Scheme A" it multiplies P by 30, if L doesn't contain "Scheme A" then P by 60) . This works fine. But....
Column P contains the number of days that the participants are on scheme. The payment maximum is for 10 days but Column P could contain a value more than 10.
So my question is can I use my above formula but somehow have an up to a maximum of £300 or £600? Or do you know of an alternative way to achieve this?
Hope that makes sense. Any advice welcome
Best wishes
Amy
So I am using the following formula to calculate payment entitlements:
=IF(L145="Scheme A",P145*30,P145*60)
So Scheme A pays £30 per day and Scheme B pays £60 a day (in the above if Column L contains "Scheme A" it multiplies P by 30, if L doesn't contain "Scheme A" then P by 60) . This works fine. But....
Column P contains the number of days that the participants are on scheme. The payment maximum is for 10 days but Column P could contain a value more than 10.
So my question is can I use my above formula but somehow have an up to a maximum of £300 or £600? Or do you know of an alternative way to achieve this?
Hope that makes sense. Any advice welcome
Best wishes
Amy
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