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Excel 2007
I am trying to get a formula to do the following commision;
If A1 is less then or equal to $2,000.00 then B2 would equal 2% of that
amount.
If A1 is greater then $2,000.00 then B2 would equal 2% of the $2,000.00 plus
5% of the amount over the $2,000.00 baseline.
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=IF(A1<=2000,A1*2%,40+(A1-2000)*5%)
or
(A1*2%)+(A12000)*(A1-2000)*5%
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Excel 2007
I am trying to get a formula to do the following commision;
If A1 is less then or equal to $2,000.00 then B2 would equal 2% of that
amount.
If A1 is greater then $2,000.00 then B2 would equal 2% of the $2,000.00
plus
5% of the amount over the $2,000.00 baseline.



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Something is wrong, when I am equal to or below $2,000.00 it's fine, but when
I go above $2,000.00 it shows a negative number. It should show the 2% plus
the 5% above the $2,000.00

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=IF(A1<=2000,A1*2%,40+(A1-2000)*5%)
or
(A1*2%)+(A12000)*(A1-2000)*5%
best wishes
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Excel 2007
I am trying to get a formula to do the following commision;
If A1 is less then or equal to $2,000.00 then B2 would equal 2% of that
amount.
If A1 is greater then $2,000.00 then B2 would equal 2% of the $2,000.00
plus
5% of the amount over the $2,000.00 baseline.




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Wouldn't your second formula need to be either
=MIN(A3,2000)*2%+(A32000)*(A3-2000)*5% or
=(A1*2%)+(A12000)*(A1-2000)*3% , Bernard?
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Bernard Liengme wrote:
=IF(A1<=2000,A1*2%,40+(A1-2000)*5%)
or
(A1*2%)+(A12000)*(A1-2000)*5%
best wishes

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Excel 2007
I am trying to get a formula to do the following commision;
If A1 is less then or equal to $2,000.00 then B2 would equal 2% of
that amount.
If A1 is greater then $2,000.00 then B2 would equal 2% of the
$2,000.00 plus
5% of the amount over the $2,000.00 baseline.



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I was too hasty; yes we need
=A1*2%+(A12000)*(A1-2000)*3%
thanks for the heads up!
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Wouldn't your second formula need to be either
=MIN(A3,2000)*2%+(A32000)*(A3-2000)*5% or
=(A1*2%)+(A12000)*(A1-2000)*3% , Bernard?
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David Biddulph

Bernard Liengme wrote:
=IF(A1<=2000,A1*2%,40+(A1-2000)*5%)
or
(A1*2%)+(A12000)*(A1-2000)*5%
best wishes

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Excel 2007
I am trying to get a formula to do the following commision;
If A1 is less then or equal to $2,000.00 then B2 would equal 2% of
that amount.
If A1 is greater then $2,000.00 then B2 would equal 2% of the
$2,000.00 plus
5% of the amount over the $2,000.00 baseline.







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Here's another formula that would work

=MIN(0.02*A1,40)+MAX(0.05*(A1-2000),0)

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Excel 2007
I am trying to get a formula to do the following commision;
If A1 is less then or equal to $2,000.00 then B2 would equal 2% of that
amount.
If A1 is greater then $2,000.00 then B2 would equal 2% of the $2,000.00 plus
5% of the amount over the $2,000.00 baseline.

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=MIN(0.02*A1,40)+MAX(0.05*(A1-2000),0)

Another option...

= Max(0.02*A1, 0.05*A1 - 60)

= = =
Dana DeLouis



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Here's another formula that would work

=MIN(0.02*A1,40)+MAX(0.05*(A1-2000),0)

"George" wrote:

Excel 2007
I am trying to get a formula to do the following commision;
If A1 is less then or equal to $2,000.00 then B2 would equal 2% of that
amount.
If A1 is greater then $2,000.00 then B2 would equal 2% of the $2,000.00 plus
5% of the amount over the $2,000.00 baseline.

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