Excel - greater than value from a range + an additional if

rizzstang

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Hi = I've been fumbling around and cannot figure this out. If someone can help, I would really appreciate it.

Cell A1= If any % in a moving list (Column M; i.e. the top number will be abs val'd and the list will grow as we pull down) is greater than 50%, then a cell is multiplied by 10%...
if any of the numbers in the list are less than or greater to 50%, then there's one more "if" statement based on this being correct (i.e. one of the %s in the list are less than 50%). If there's a % in the list less than 50% then the test is whether the % in the current row/cell (not the full list) is < or > 50%. If the current cell is >50%, then a cell is multiplied by 10% or if the current cell is <50% then a cell is multiplied by 25%.

a doozy for me at least :)
Thank you!!
 

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Cell A1= If any % in a moving list (Column M; i.e. the top number will be abs val'd and the list will grow as we pull down) is greater than 50%, then a cell is multiplied by 10%...
if any of the numbers in the list are less than or greater to 50% then there's one more "if"
Hi,
You have some repeated conditions so your requirements are unclear. It'd be helpful if you could show a few different scenarios (5-10 rows) for each scenario of the expected result.
 
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Thanks @Cubist for offering to help! I'm not sure if this picture is clear. let me know if I should try again. Basically there's a trigger once the LTV hits 50%. Before that point it's easy and the formula is simple. But once the 50% LTV happens (in May) then there will be two subsequent formulas depending on the LTV.

In short, once May/50%LTV happens all bets are off and the two new formulas kick in

LTV - Loan-to-Value in case you were wondering...thanks for giving it a shot!!
note: I changed the percentages...they're arbitrary as the ones I'm working with are rather precise.
If I need to do this in a few columns, that's fine too.

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