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help with function please
ok, here's the scenario:
Column A = number of sales Column B = gross per sale depending on number of sales, the percentage of commission increases (i.e. 10 sales = 30% commission, 20 sales = 40% commission) I want to be able to plug numbers in the columns and have my commission be totalled at the cell I have designated. If someone could show me how to do it I would greatly appreciate it. thanks |
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This will work on your example:- =IF(A5<10,0,IF(A5<20,B5*0.3,IF(A519,B5*0.4))) -- tghcogo ------------------------------------------------------------------------ tghcogo's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=10494 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=490750 |
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You could write an IF statement, for example:-
=if(A150,20%,if(A160,30%,if(A170,40%,0))) This formula is calculating sales (in this case, in cell A1). This would give 20% to sales over 50, 30% to sales over 60 and 40% to sales over 70. Anybody who doesn't earn anything, would get zero. If you have more than 7 'levels', you would be better using a VLookUp Table. HTH Louise "Newbie99" wrote: ok, here's the scenario: Column A = number of sales Column B = gross per sale depending on number of sales, the percentage of commission increases (i.e. 10 sales = 30% commission, 20 sales = 40% commission) I want to be able to plug numbers in the columns and have my commission be totalled at the cell I have designated. If someone could show me how to do it I would greatly appreciate it. thanks |
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If you intend the commission to continue on at the same rate, ie 30 sales =
50% commission, 40 sales = 60% commission, and the net cost is in C1, (you need a net cost to give you a Gross cost in B1) then your commission would be: =IF(A1<10,0,(FLOOR(A1,10)+20)%*C1*A1) or without the IF: =((FLOOR(A1,10)+20)*(A19))%*C1*A1 The Gross Price per Sale in B1 would be: =MAX(((FLOOR(A1,10)+120)*(A19)),100)%*C1 -- HTH Sandy Replace@mailinator with @tiscali.co.uk "Newbie99" wrote in message ... ok, here's the scenario: Column A = number of sales Column B = gross per sale depending on number of sales, the percentage of commission increases (i.e. 10 sales = 30% commission, 20 sales = 40% commission) I want to be able to plug numbers in the columns and have my commission be totalled at the cell I have designated. If someone could show me how to do it I would greatly appreciate it. thanks |
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