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Lexie
Hi,
Wondering if someone can assist please...
We have a table that has the following calculation in it:
=SUM(B10*60+C10)/60*E7
Which is determining the cost of a phone call using minutes, seconds and rate per second.
What I need to be able to do is say that the above calculation is correct, unless the total is less than x amount (ie, .37), then that total should equal 37.
This is the current train of thought, which is obviously wrong....
=SUM(B10*60+C10)/60*E7+IF(B10=0,,+E6)+IF(B10=0,,+E5)+IF(B10<=14,,(B10-15)*E4)+IF(B10>=10,+E3,)
TIA
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Wondering if someone can assist please...
We have a table that has the following calculation in it:
=SUM(B10*60+C10)/60*E7
Which is determining the cost of a phone call using minutes, seconds and rate per second.
What I need to be able to do is say that the above calculation is correct, unless the total is less than x amount (ie, .37), then that total should equal 37.
This is the current train of thought, which is obviously wrong....
=SUM(B10*60+C10)/60*E7+IF(B10=0,,+E6)+IF(B10=0,,+E5)+IF(B10<=14,,(B10-15)*E4)+IF(B10>=10,+E3,)
TIA
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Seamless Data Compression in .NET
http://www.eggheadcafe.com/tutorial...d-f4d9eaf13469/seamless-data-compression.aspx