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formula for my driver log, thanx
A B C D E F G H
TOTAL WK1 WK2 WK3 WK4 TOTAL Util next Next bonus 2400 10 20 10 30 2470 30 2500 2600 30 40 20 10 2700 2300 5000 Hello and thanx in advance to anyone who can help me. I'm sure its not that difficult, but here is my question. I keep track of deliveries for my company. Every 2500 deliveries the driver gets a bonus(H). After that the driver gets a bonus at 5000, 7500 etc. (G) tells the driver how many deliveries are left until they get their next bonus. When (G) becomes a neg number I can easily increase (H) by 2500 manually. However, I figure there has to be a formula that will start (H) at 2500 and increase it by 2500 when (G) goes to neg number. Sometimes I mess up and would also like (H) to back down by 2500, (ie I accidently put 70 in (E) which raises (F) to 2510 triggering (H) to go to 5000, I would like (H) to go back to 2500 when I put the correct # in (E) which would bring (F) below the 2500 mark.) |
formula for my driver log, thanx
On Sat, 10 Feb 2007 23:57:00 -0800, kc wrote:
A B C D E F G H TOTAL WK1 WK2 WK3 WK4 TOTAL Util next Next bonus 2400 10 20 10 30 2470 30 2500 2600 30 40 20 10 2700 2300 5000 Hello and thanx in advance to anyone who can help me. I'm sure its not that difficult, but here is my question. I keep track of deliveries for my company. Every 2500 deliveries the driver gets a bonus(H). After that the driver gets a bonus at 5000, 7500 etc. (G) tells the driver how many deliveries are left until they get their next bonus. When (G) becomes a neg number I can easily increase (H) by 2500 manually. However, I figure there has to be a formula that will start (H) at 2500 and increase it by 2500 when (G) goes to neg number. Sometimes I mess up and would also like (H) to back down by 2500, (ie I accidently put 70 in (E) which raises (F) to 2510 triggering (H) to go to 5000, I would like (H) to go back to 2500 when I put the correct # in (E) which would bring (F) below the 2500 mark.) H3: =2500*(1+INT(F3/2500)) --ron |
formula for my driver log, thanx
thanks for the help Ron
"kc" wrote: A B C D E F G H TOTAL WK1 WK2 WK3 WK4 TOTAL Util next Next bonus 2400 10 20 10 30 2470 30 2500 2600 30 40 20 10 2700 2300 5000 Hello and thanx in advance to anyone who can help me. I'm sure its not that difficult, but here is my question. I keep track of deliveries for my company. Every 2500 deliveries the driver gets a bonus(H). After that the driver gets a bonus at 5000, 7500 etc. (G) tells the driver how many deliveries are left until they get their next bonus. When (G) becomes a neg number I can easily increase (H) by 2500 manually. However, I figure there has to be a formula that will start (H) at 2500 and increase it by 2500 when (G) goes to neg number. Sometimes I mess up and would also like (H) to back down by 2500, (ie I accidently put 70 in (E) which raises (F) to 2510 triggering (H) to go to 5000, I would like (H) to go back to 2500 when I put the correct # in (E) which would bring (F) below the 2500 mark.) |
formula for my driver log, thanx
On Sun, 11 Feb 2007 10:08:00 -0800, kc wrote:
thanks for the help Ron You're welcome. Glad to do it. --ron |
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