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I have a big PivotTable of sales of specific products against
salespeople. Product Salesperson1 Salesperson2 product1 1 5 product2 0 11 product3 6 2 product4 3 6 Salespeople are paid a bonus if sales are in multiples of 5 - they get no bonus for selling 0-4 units. A 5 euro bonus for selling 5, 6, 7, 8 or 9 units. Then 10 euro for shifting 10, 11, 12, 13, or 14. Then a 15 euro bonus, etc. So in the above examples, Salesperson1 would get 5 euro total. Salesperson2 would get 20. I can copy out the pivot results to another sheet and insert a column for each salesperson that runs a CEILING formula against each adjacent cell. Then sum the ceiling column for each salesperson, getting their total bonus. This works fine. I also ran a VLOOKUP, which worked a-ok too. But there are a lot of columns to insert. What single cell formula would I enter underneath each salesperson's column that could calculate their total bonus? Joe. |
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