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I need a formula in a blank cell to calculate the highest number between multiple cells, if a certain cell is higher than a certain number. For example, what is the higher number between cells B2 and C2, if cell D2 is higher than a certain number? If cell D2 is less than or equal to that “certain number” just give the output of cell B2
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If you have a recent version of Excel:
=LET(v, IF(D2>37, MAX(B2:C2), B2), IF(v=0, E2, v))
In older versions:
=IF(IF(D2>37, MAX(B2:C2), B2)=0, E2, IF(D2>37, MAX(B2:C2), B2))
Thank you that works. Can I add to that question. If all that formula you mentioned above returns a value of “0” I need it to return whatever value is in another cell, let’s say E2
Let's say the 'certain number' is 37.
=IF(D2>37, MAX(B2:C2), B2)