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I have untill about 10am sydney time on the 28th Nov...
I have a number that when within a certain bracket needs to generate the corresponding bonus ammount if a consultant makes between $3000 and $3999 then the bonus is $50 If a consultant makes between $4000 and $4999 then the bonus is $75 and so on i need a formula to do that automatically the bonus value ammount is in L16 so that would be where the formula is and the total monthly sales is in L14 PLEASE HELP I only have 9 hrs |
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Try...
=LOOKUP(L14,{0,3000,4000,5000},{0,50,75,100}) Adjust the brackets and bonus amounts accordingly. Hope this helps! In article om, wrote: I have untill about 10am sydney time on the 28th Nov... I have a number that when within a certain bracket needs to generate the corresponding bonus ammount if a consultant makes between $3000 and $3999 then the bonus is $50 If a consultant makes between $4000 and $4999 then the bonus is $75 and so on i need a formula to do that automatically the bonus value ammount is in L16 so that would be where the formula is and the total monthly sales is in L14 PLEASE HELP I only have 9 hrs |
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It's ok i've done it by nesting a huge number of IF and and statements.
If i hit limitations with that i'll leave something here |
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i didn't see your post before i replied, thanks I'll try it now
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Thanks Domenic it worked a treat!
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URGENT - Where do i start!
It's ok i've done it by nesting a huge number of IF
Another option: [Bonus] =(Sales=3000)*(INT(Sales/1000)*25-25) HTH -- Dana DeLouis Win XP & Office 2003 wrote in message ups.com... It's ok i've done it by nesting a huge number of IF and and statements. If i hit limitations with that i'll leave something here |
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