Pricing scale selection

I am having trouble adding a maximum total price to this formula. I want the
calculated total to never exceed 465.00 How can I do that?

"emerald_dragonfly" wrote:

> I have a sliding price scale for transport based upon wgt. The greater the
> weight being transported the lower the cost per 100 lbs.
> Example:
> 0 to 664 - flat rate of 35.00
> 665 to 999 - 5.25
> 1000 to 2499 - 4.75
> 2500 to 4999 - 3.00
> 5000 to 9999 - 2.50
> 10000 or greater - 1.95
>
> How can I get Excel to automatically select the correct rate when I enter
> the wgt of the shipment?

=MIN(YourSumFormula,465)

Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3


"emerald_dragonfly" <emeralddragonfly@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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> I am having trouble adding a maximum total price to this formula. I want
the
> calculated total to never exceed 465.00 How can I do that?
>
> "emerald_dragonfly" wrote:
>
> > I have a sliding price scale for transport based upon wgt. The greater
the
> > weight being transported the lower the cost per 100 lbs.
> > Example:
> > 0 to 664 - flat rate of 35.00
> > 665 to 999 - 5.25
> > 1000 to 2499 - 4.75
> > 2500 to 4999 - 3.00
> > 5000 to 9999 - 2.50
> > 10000 or greater - 1.95
> >
> > How can I get Excel to automatically select the correct rate when I
enter
> > the wgt of the shipment?