Overthinking nesting Formulas

Paul Newcome · 05/21/18

I'm sure I am over thinking it, but I can't get these two to nest together to save some space...

=[2]2 * [2]3

=IF([2]4 > 9.1, SUM([2]4 - 9), IF([2]4 < 9.1, [2]4))

Basically I want to multiply 2 rows together, then if it is greater than 9.1, I want it to subtract 9 and reflect that value, but if it is less than 9.1 I want it to reflect the original value of the multiplication.

Right now I have it in 2 separate rows, but I am trying to condense this sheet as much as possible to make it a little more use friendly.

Mike Wilday · 05/21/18

Hi there, this should do the trick for you. IF your calculation is > 9 then it will perform the calculation and subtract 9, if not, then it will just perform the calculation.

=IF([2]2 * [2]3 > 9, [2]2 * [2]3 - 9, [2]2 * [2]3)

Paul Newcome · 05/21/18

Thank you. I knew I was overthinking it. Haha

Mike Wilday · 05/21/18

No problem! Glad I could help!

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