IF formula based on 4 criterias

oneleg

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Hello,

I have an Excel document where cell F35 sums up the total from cells F25:F34.

Based on the result, I'm trying to, in cell F36, have a different value based on the following criterias:
  • If the value of F35 is 0, I wish to have 0 in cell F36
  • If the value of F35 is 1, I wish to have 45 in cell F36
  • If the value of F35 is either 2, 3 or 4, I wish to have 60 in cell F36
  • If the value of F35 is 5 or greater, I wish to have 80 in cell F36

What is the formula to make this happen ?

Thanks in advance...
 

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