Need to sum that won't work.
i'm using:
A B C
00:00 07:00 =if(A1>0,B1,"N/A")
07:00 04:00 =if(A2>0,B2,"N/A")
00:00 07:50 =if(A3>0,B3,"N/A")
00:00 06:50 =if(A4>0,B4,"N/A")
This doesnt seem to work though using time formats. Column C just brings through Column B no matter what is in Column A. I've attatched an example below.
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5-10 items they receive 2% discount
11-20 items they receive 5% discount
21-50 items they receive 8% discount
over 50 items they receive 10%
and it has to be done in a way that the discount rate can be calculated using Vlookup I am struggling to find the best way to write this table. i tried numbering 1 to 50 and writing the corresponding discount rate in the second column but this looks untidy and can't calculate greater than 50 as i am not sure how to write it in the cell so it reads as >50 and not just 50.
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AG = 20
AW = 11
AX = " " (BLANK)
BC = N
I have attached an example of the spread sheet with Macro embeded and how it should look after the above is run. I do not know if or how to I need to tag the macro within the attachement.
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Here is my code as it is right now (With the correct range, and yes its a messy range :
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View 2 Replies View RelatedI count D5:D54 filter data but i want count only when value is greater then 0(zero)
[Code]....
I Mean:
d5 = 0 don't count
d6 = 0 don't count
d7 = 0 don't count
if d5:d54 has value greater then 0 then count...
