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Hi! I need help with a complex "if" formula for cell C15 of the attached file using absolute value calculator:
If the absolute value of C3 is less than or equal to 100, then C3*(45/100)
If the absolute value of C3 is between 100.001 and 1000, then C3*(45/500)
If the absolute value of C3 is greater than 1000, then 90
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Use the VLOOKUP function in cell G11 to determine the insurance cost. Use the “Value” in cell E11 to lookup the appropriate cost on the "Insurance Cost" reference table (range K11:L18). Make sure to use relative and absolute references appropriately
Solved by I. D. in 27 mins
VLOOKUP function to display the number of calories in the selected boxed set. Use the boxed set listed in cell I5 as the lookup value, the range A14:D17 as the table array, column number 2 as the column index number, and FALSE as the range lookup value. Useabs in excel cell I5 and the range A14:D17.
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enter a formula in cell C4 that divides the value in cell B4 by the value in cell B12, using an abs function cell B12
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I need to be able to copy this formula (=SUMIFS(data!$E:$E,data!$C:$C, $A$3, data!$A:$A, $A$1, data!$H:$H, $D$2)) to multiple cells while the last absolute value increases by 1 column to make it absolute for the new cell.
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