IF formula to get a percentage increase
 

I need a formula (IF maybe) that will result in an increase amount. I have
several types of service care (I,II,III) as drop down option on column G.
Those same types of service have been assigned a percentage (1%,2%,3%) on
column AF
For example, If someone selects service care "I" the formula should locate
the respective percentage for that level (1%) and then use this percentage to
calculate a dollar amount increase with respect to a dollar amount on column
AA

Column G Column AA Column AF Result
Drop Down 100 1% $1.0
Drop Down 200 2% $4.0
Drop Down 300 3% $9.0

IF formula to get a percentage increase
 

I figured it out so I thought I sha
=IF(G23=AE$3,(AA23*AF$3),IF(G23=AE$4,(AA23*AF$4),I F(G23=AE$5,(AA23*AF$5),IF(G23=AE$6,(AA23*AF$6),IF( G23=AE$7,(AA23*AF$7),IF(G23=AE$8,(AA23*AF$8)))))))

"Carolina" wrote:

I need a formula (IF maybe) that will result in an increase amount. I have
several types of service care (I,II,III) as drop down option on column G.
Those same types of service have been assigned a percentage (1%,2%,3%) on
column AF
For example, If someone selects service care "I" the formula should locate
the respective percentage for that level (1%) and then use this percentage to
calculate a dollar amount increase with respect to a dollar amount on column
AA

Column G Column AA Column AF Result
Drop Down 100 1% $1.0
Drop Down 200 2% $4.0
Drop Down 300 3% $9.0

IF formula to get a percentage increase
 

Hi Carolina,

Good that you got it working.
Be aware that there is a limit to the nesting of functions; 7 levels is the maximum.

Have a look at the VLOOKUP() function.
There's a tutorial he

http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions02.html

--
Kind regards,

Niek Otten
Microsoft MVP - Excel

"Carolina" wrote in message ...
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=IF(G23=AE$3,(AA23*AF$3),IF(G23=AE$4,(AA23*AF$4),I F(G23=AE$5,(AA23*AF$5),IF(G23=AE$6,(AA23*AF$6),IF( G23=AE$7,(AA23*AF$7),IF(G23=AE$8,(AA23*AF$8)))))))
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| "Carolina" wrote:
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| I need a formula (IF maybe) that will result in an increase amount. I have
| several types of service care (I,II,III) as drop down option on column G.
| Those same types of service have been assigned a percentage (1%,2%,3%) on
| column AF
| For example, If someone selects service care "I" the formula should locate
| the respective percentage for that level (1%) and then use this percentage to
| calculate a dollar amount increase with respect to a dollar amount on column
| AA
|
| Column G Column AA Column AF Result
| Drop Down 100 1% $1.0
| Drop Down 200 2% $4.0
| Drop Down 300 3% $9.0
|