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    for a lab assignment of mine;

    1. Calculate the mark up using a logical formula. Stock get different mark ups depending on their stock number. (3 marks)

    a. If the stock number starts with a 1 the mark up is 35%.
    b. If the stock number starts with a 2 the mark up is 45%.
    c. If the stock number starts with a 3 the mark up is 40%.

    my formula so far... i missing one thing but i dont know what

    =IF(A$3>"20000","35%",IF(A$3<"20000","45%",IF(A$3<"30000","40%")))
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    probly need this too...
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    any ideas? im stumped..


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    ...i think you may have some of those backwards...

    a. If the stock number starts with a 1 the mark up is 35%.
    b. If the stock number starts with a 2 the mark up is 45%.
    c. If the stock number starts with a 3 the mark up is 40%.

    So that means that if the number is LESS than 20000, it should be 35%. You've got it set to 35% if it's GREATER than 20000.

    I would probably specify above 30000 and below 20000, and just leave everything in between as ELSE. So something like this:

    =(IF(A$3<"20000","35%"),IF(A$3>"29999","40%"),ELSE(45%))

    I have no idea if that works or not, since I don't have the Excel spreadsheet in front of me. But I think you get the idea.

    Note: I don't use Excel that much, so don't just copy this and expect it to work. I'm just trying to explain what I think might be a solution.

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    'ELSE' isnt a function, but thanks for trying tho

    and the dollar signs are so the information can be copied and applied to the entire colum, i handed the assinment in, i think itll work itself out... thanks


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    Here is the function you need.

    =IF(LEFT(A3,1)="1",.35,IF(LEFT(A3,1)="2",.45,IF(LEFT(A3,1)="3",.40)))

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    Originally posted by Matthew
    Here is the function you need.

    =IF(LEFT(A3,1)=&quot;1&quot;,.35,IF(LEFT(A3,1)=&quot;2&quot;,.45,IF(LEFT(A3,1)=&quot;3&quot;,.40)))

    -Matthew
    that gives me it in a decimal, not the percentage, i tried modifying it to produce a percentage but it still dished out decimals.. its close though..


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    For God's sake, try Format->Cells "Percentage".

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    Originally posted by Matthew
    For God's sake, try Format-&gt;Cells &quot;Percentage&quot;.

    -Matthew
    the prof wants percentages to appear based soley on the formula, i dont make the rules man


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