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if {@TotalNet} &gt;= 5000 then10<br />
else if {@TotalNet} &gt;&nbsp;1500 then 5<br />
else 0
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That was easy. Thanks for your help!
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I'm sure this is a simple formula but I can't figure it out<br />
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If the amount is greater or equal than 1,500 and less then 4999.99 it should be 5<br />
If the Invoice amount is greater or equal than 5,000 it should be 10<br />
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Here what have which only works for the first condition<br />
if {@TotalNet} &gt;= 1500 then 5<br />
else if {@TotalNet} &gt;&nbsp;5000 then 10<br />
else 0
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I'm sure this is a simple formula but I can't figure it out

If the amount is greater or equal than 1,500 and less then 4999.99 it should be 5
If the Invoice amount is greater or equal than 5,000 it should be 10

Here what have which only works for the first condition
if {@TotalNet} >= 1500 then 5
else if {@TotalNet} > 5000 then 10
else 0

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