It looks like this
In our example, the formula takes a distance and multiplies it by 4. The resulting score should not exceed 100.
Our sample data
![](/images/idoceo4/limit_data_01.png)
The original formula looks like this. Below, the same formula with a limit on 100.
![](/images/idoceo4/limit_data_02.png)
This will be its result
![](/images/idoceo4/limit_data_03.png)
Making a result always positive
The POSITIVE function will always yield 0 or a positive value. It looks like thisIf we used both the Limit and Positive functions in our previous example, it would look like this