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CONNETING TWO FORMULAS THAT WORK INDEPENDTLY BUT NOT TOGETHER

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i HAVE TWO FORMULAS, FIRST IS TO CALC IF CELL >100 THEN PUT,100+20 :SECOND IS TO CALC IF SAME CELL <100,CELL*.29-CELL
THIS  IS A LITTLE RUFF BUT THEY work INDIVIDUALY,  SO I need to glue them together. basically  if first is met, gives the correct answer if not go to formula 2 for correct answer. ALL In one formula. hope i did not make a fool of myself, x cfo but now 77, and i lost ability. Thanks ps if someone answers how do i find it.
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  • Jonas "Jones" Melgaard Profile Picture
    4,770 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at
    CONNETING TWO FORMULAS THAT WORK INDEPENDTLY BUT NOT TOGETHER
     
    I'm not entirely sure what you want, but I assume it's Excel.
    I'd use the IF function, so something like =IF(Cell > 1, First Formula, Second Formula), or =IF(A1>100,A1+20,A1*0.29-A1). PowerFx should works about the same. 
     
    Otherwise Copilot is really good at helping with formulas (-:

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