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Using IF to deduct from cumulative totals

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    Smile Using IF to deduct from cumulative totals

    Hello everyone,
    I have a spreadsheet that every 2 weeks adds money to a total (E7). At the end of the month according to how much money you have; you can buy 1, 2, 3… bonds (C7). I want a formula that according to how much we have will come up with the number of bonds to buy. It will never be more than 3 bonds per month. The formula that I try to use was
    =IF(E10>=50,1, IF(E10>=100,2,"")) but didn’t work for more that 1 bond. Any suggestion I will really appreciated!!
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    =IF(E10>=50,1, IF(E10>=100,2,""))
    Will always stop after any value equal or gretar to 50

    try
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    Thank you very much Arthur,
    This seems to work and i can do modifications. I am at work right now so i have to go in & out of the board. THANKS!!

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