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Default Excel Formula - any help appreciated


Right you are. Sorry for the confusion.

Horst

On Nov 8, 8:57 am, "Pete_UK" wrote:
I think you will need to amend the table, as follows:

0 0.05
5000 0.10
15000 0.15
20000

etc.

Hope this helps.

Pete



flyswiftly wrote:
I would create a table that I can use a vlookup on. This would allow
me to modify the bands and percentages easily when they change.


x1 y1
5000 0.05
15000 0.10
20000 0.15


the commision formula becomes =vlookup(sales,$x$1:$y$3,2,true)


Hope this helps,


Horst


On Nov 8, 8:21 am, Chris wrote:
Hello,


I'm using Excel to calculate commission payments for staff, they are paid a
% of revenue earned based on bandings achieved. For example:


5% of the first £5000
10% from £5001 - £15000
15% from £15001 - £20000
etc


If I have a total revenue figure, how can I write a furmula which calculated
the actual £commission earned based on the sliding scale above?


Any help appreciated,
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