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if the cell is less than $50,000 it needs to be * by 22% if the cell is
greater than $50,000 the first $50,000 needs* by 22% and everyting after by 10%. Please help I stuck. |
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Try this:
=IF(A1<=50000,A1*0.22,50000*0.22+(A1-50000)*0.1) Hope this helps. Pete On Jan 18, 12:32*am, jsp wrote: if the cell is less than $50,000 it needs to be * by 22% if the cell is greater than $50,000 the first $50,000 needs* by 22% and everyting after by 10%. Please help I stuck. |
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try this where v4 is your cell value
=MIN(50000,V4)*0.22+IF(V450000,V4-50000)*0.1 -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "jsp" wrote in message ... if the cell is less than $50,000 it needs to be * by 22% if the cell is greater than $50,000 the first $50,000 needs* by 22% and everyting after by 10%. Please help I stuck. |
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hi
try this. i use 100,000 as test. (=60,000 , 70,000 and 80,000) 50,000*.22 =11,000 50,000*.10= 5,000 total = 16,000 =IF(A1<=50000,A1*0.22,(50000*0.22)+(A1-50000)*0.1) regards FSt1 "jsp" wrote: if the cell is less than $50,000 it needs to be * by 22% if the cell is greater than $50,000 the first $50,000 needs* by 22% and everyting after by 10%. Please help I stuck. |
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How would you do this manually? Perhaps the following? Amount is less than
or equal to 50000 then 50000 * 22 % and if amount is greater than 50000 then 50000 * 22% + (Amount - 50000) * 10%? Assuming the amount is in cell A1 then =IF(A1<=50000,A1*22%,50000*22%+(A1-50000)*10%) Tyro "jsp" wrote in message ... if the cell is less than $50,000 it needs to be * by 22% if the cell is greater than $50,000 the first $50,000 needs* by 22% and everyting after by 10%. Please help I stuck. |
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