Conditional Formulae

[SpookyNoodle]

Hey all,


I'm making a spreadsheet for the users on my Discord server, so they can identify fanartists who accept commissions, and calculate which prices they want.


https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1skPQhzpjgW2dogUINUCV47Pv-TBFdcKxdZ9NsMdjObY/edit?usp=sharing


I'm providing a google docs link so that you don't have to download my file.


As you can see, at the top, there is a spot where the user would put in the number of desired characters, and the pricing in the sheet would update to reflect that.


For most artists, it's relatively easy.

=20+(4*($B$1-1))

is for $4 for extra character,

=30*(1+(0.5*($B$1-1)))

is for +50% per extra character. Those are easy, and I've already got them figured out.


HOWEVER, some artists only have a charge for extra characters after a certain number. For example 1-2 characters is the same, but 3 characters is the 1-2 character price + whatever.


So, to make a more specific example:


IF $B$1=1, 2, 3, 4, then the formula is

=30

but if $B$1>4, then the formula is

=30*(1+(0.5*($B$1-4)))

I know what I'd like, but I have no idea how to input that info into Excel/Google sheets.

 

[Scott Huish]

=if(b1=0,0,if(b1>4,30*(1+(0.5*($b$1-4))),30))

 

[Fluff]

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