I am making residuals/commission sheet in excel... and the way it works is
that if the total processing volume is 1M... they will receive $2000
commission. So if lets say the processing volume for the month of june is
100,134.80, how much commission will they receive? How do I enter that as a
formula?

=2000/1000000*100134.80

=200,97

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Thanks in advance for your feedback.
Marcelo



"processing volume/commission formula" escreveu:

I am making residuals/commission sheet in excel... and the way it works is
that if the total processing volume is 1M... they will receive $2000
commission. So if lets say the processing volume for the month of june is
100,134.80, how much commission will they receive? How do I enter that as a
formula?

Well is the ratio on a scale or absolute basis?

If it's on an absolute basis--the ratio of sales to commissions doesn't
change, regardless of sales level--then calculate the ration of $1million to
$2000 and multiply sales by that ratio to obtain the commission.

A1=$1 million
A2=$2000
A3=$2000/$1million--your ratio
A4=another sales amount
A5=A3*A4

Dave
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"processing volume/commission formula" wrote:

I am making residuals/commission sheet in excel... and the way it works is
that if the total processing volume is 1M... they will receive $2000
commission. So if lets say the processing volume for the month of june is
100,134.80, how much commission will they receive? How do I enter that as a
formula?

processing volume/commission formula wrote:

I am making residuals/commission sheet in excel... and the way it works is
that if the total processing volume is 1M... they will receive $2000
commission. So if lets say the processing volume for the month of june is
100,134.80, how much commission will they receive? How do I enter that as a
formula?

I am assuming that they will only receive full payments of $2000 for
each 1m volume. If that is correct the formula would be:

=rounddown(A1/1000000,0)*2000

A1 is the cell refereance where your volume would sit (10,013,480)

Regards,

John