Formula question

thescream80

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  2. 2016
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Here is what I am looking to do:

Column A Column B
X(unknown # =X*.35 If X less than 857 =300. If X is 858 or more than it is X*.35

Any ideas how to do that?

Any help would be great appreciated!!!
 

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Thanks for the quick reply. It is automatically putting it to $300 w/o adding any number to A1
The goal would be it to not show anything until some number goes in A1 then it either reads 300 or X*.35
 
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you didn't mentioned that condition in your post, anyway, try this

=if(isblank(A1),"",A1<858,300,A1*.35))
 
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What if we do something like if the A1 is 1to858 = 300 if 859+= 859*.35. would that work some way?
 
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