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Any chance anyone can help me with this question.
I dont want to double post and I am not getting any reposnse Ok I Have a bonus stucture, It goes on (12) 4 week cycles and and sales have to increase over the period to hit loest level of bonus. Ok to make it real easy, lets so Cola colb colc cold cole colf colg Period / low produciton / bonus /mid produciton /bonus /High production / b 1 100 $10 bonus, 100 <5000 $20 bonus 1000 $30 b 2 200 3 and lets say that sheet 2 A1= the period # and b2= the sales $ Pelase advsie Hi, try this, =IF(Sheet2!$B$2Sheet1!B2,IF(Sheet2!$B$2<Sheet1!D2 ,Sheet1!C2,IF(Sheet2!$B$2<Sheet1!F2,Sheet1!E2,Shee t1!G2)),"Lowest Level not Achieved") Also make sure in your columns "Low", "Mid" and "High" that you put the upper limit of that category's sales requirement e.g. LOW MID HIGH 100 500 1000 If this helps please click "Yes" <<<<<<<<<<< " wrote: so close, But that two varible on sheet two; A1 the periof of the bonus b2 the amount on $ need to achieve the bonus. this function works great for period 1, but there are 12 peiod. morover a1 has text 1st, 2nd, 3rd and on... The tbl arrey Sheet col a; the period col b, the lowest bonus scale col c, the bonus amount col d, the middle bonus scale col e, the bonus amount col f, the highest bonus scale col g, the bonus amount The tble woudl look like this 1st $3250 b$500 $4500 b$1000 $7500 b$2000 2nd$5000 b$500 $7000 b$1000 $10000 b$2000 3rd $600 b$500 $8000 b$1000 $14000 b$ 2000 and on "BSc Chem Eng Rick" wrote: "Gary''s Student" wrote: "T. Valko" wrote: This seems to happen about once a month. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Peter T" <peter_t@discussions wrote in message ... X-posted to .excel.programming, .misc, .charting, .worksheet.functions These Excel groups, indeed all the "microsoft.public" groups are available via the Communities web interface, "WebNews" http://www.microsoft.com/communities...s/default.aspx - and via NTTP newsreaders, eg Outlook Express, Windows Mail, Firefox. Most of the numerous web mirrors, eg Google-groups, can be considered as NTTP. (In passing, some of the mirrors tend to give a misleading impression they host these groups themselves.) Currently, possibly since 13-Oct, most if not all NTTP posts are not being made visible to WebNews. So anyone posting on WebNews probably will not see replies from NTTP posters. NTTP posters seem to be able to see WebNews posts. A clue as to how the post was sent is to look at the headers, if you see the following it's probably WebNews and the poster may not see your reply. X-Newsreader: Microsoft CDO for Windows 2000 Regards, Peter T (MVP) . |
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