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Carauto

Sales V Commission updated calculation
 

Hello Forum
I need a function to do the following:

I need to calculate basic wage and sales commission

Basic Wage

Sales payment per order

Sales
1 - 10 10
11 - 20 15
21 - 30 20
31 + 25

Example 1
Basic wage £0

Sales 26 units at £20 per sale = £520

Total wage £520

Example 2
Basic wage £100

Sales 25 units at £20 per sale = £500

Total wage £600

This is what I need to show as the result.

Hope someone can help


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Roger Govier

Sales V Commission updated calculation
 
Hi

One way
With Basic wage in A1, number of units sold in B1
=A1+B1*10+B1*INT(B1/10)*5

Regards

Roger Govier


Carauto wrote:
Hello Forum
I need a function to do the following:

I need to calculate basic wage and sales commission

Basic Wage

Sales payment per order

Sales
1 - 10 10
11 - 20 15
21 - 30 20
31 + 25

Example 1
Basic wage £0

Sales 26 units at £20 per sale = £520

Total wage £520

Example 2
Basic wage £100

Sales 25 units at £20 per sale = £500

Total wage £600

This is what I need to show as the result.

Hope someone can help



Niek Otten

Sales V Commission updated calculation
 
In A1:A4: 0,11,21,31
In B1:B4: 10,15,20,25
In C1: Basic wage
In C2: Sales units

Formula:

=VLOOKUP(C1,A1:B4,2)*C1+C2

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Kind regards,

Niek Otten

"Carauto" wrote in
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Hello Forum
I need a function to do the following:

I need to calculate basic wage and sales commission

Basic Wage

Sales payment per order

Sales
1 - 10 10
11 - 20 15
21 - 30 20
31 + 25

Example 1
Basic wage £0

Sales 26 units at £20 per sale = £520

Total wage £520

Example 2
Basic wage £100

Sales 25 units at £20 per sale = £500

Total wage £600

This is what I need to show as the result.

Hope someone can help


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Carauto

Sales V Commission updated calculation
 

Hi Niek
This does not seem to work unless I am doing somethign wrong. Say I
have a basic wage £500 and sale of eight units. This will give a result
of wages £500 and sales commission of eight units X £10 so total wages
would be £580.

Thanks,

Martin


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Niek Otten

Sales V Commission updated calculation
 
That's exactly what I get.
If you like, send me you e-mail address and I 'll send you the working
example

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Kind regards,

Niek Otten

"Carauto" wrote in
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Hi Niek
This does not seem to work unless I am doing somethign wrong. Say I
have a basic wage £500 and sale of eight units. This will give a result
of wages £500 and sales commission of eight units X £10 so total wages
would be £580.

Thanks,

Martin


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Carauto

Sales V Commission updated calculation
 



Thanks


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