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ELSE statements appear to be unavailable. How would I write this CALCULATOR
to produce the correct Paid Out Commission given: Data entered by a person is 1) Gross Commissions (D5), 2) Product Code (D6), 3) Level 1,2,3,or 4 payment mode (D7). Product codes are in an Excel worksheet 'NY ONLY' column b/rows 4-225; Levels 1 to 4 in cols h-k. The 'NY ONLY' worksheet contains the Level 1-4 payment %'s that I'm trying to multiply Gross Commissions (D5) by. Current logic expression works for one product: =IF(AND($D$6='NY ONLY'!$B$4, $D$7=1), $D$5*'NY ONLY'!$H$4, 0) NOTE: D5 Commissions=$2,000; Product Code entered by person does a match on row 4 of 'NY ONLY' sheet; H4=51.5%, Level=1; COMMISSION TO BE PAID =$1,030.00 QUESTION: How to string multiple IF/AND statements together for the 200+ products and Levels 1 to 4 and have it return the Commission to be Paid in an answer cell. |
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