Multiple conditions

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rolysudest

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I already have the formula: =MAX(100,ROUNDUP(AB946/25,-1)) + IF(AB946>=5200,100,0) - thanks to Joe4
But, only if AB946 is greater or equal to 5200, I wish also to add a condition to the above formula: to "replace" AB946 with AB946-200, so that IF AB946 >= 5200, to make the calculation =MAX(100,ROUNDUP((AB946-200)/25,-1)))+ IF(AB946>=5200-200,100,0), keeping the conditions in the bolded formula above. Is that possible? Is that somehow a conflict?
Thanks!
 

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