Formula to check two cells to return a value

SM mechanic

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  1. 2007
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Hope this makes sense. I would like a formula that would do this.

If G18 is equal to or greater than E18, and if G20 is equal to or greater than E20, return 500, if both criteria aren't met, return 0
 

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Excel Formula:
=IF(AND(G18>=E18,G20>=E20),500,0)
 
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