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For a Sales Commission Calculator
I would like to be able to change the commission rate% for different
employees. As well, I would like to adjust the rate automaticaly for
different goals. ex.: employee under $100,000=1% commission then employee
over $200,000=2% commission etc...
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Hi,

Your mail is more of a wish than a precise request ...
From what you wrote, I would say it is feasible probably with
sumproduct()
function ...

Carim


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Assuming your salesmancode is in column A, your sales in column B, your
commission table in column F and G (0,100000,200000,300000,400000 in
column F, 1,2,3,4,5 etc in column G), then

=VLOOKUP(SUMIF(A$1:A$9,A1,B$1:B$9),F$1:G$5,2,TRUE)

should achieve this.

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For a Sales Commission Calculator
I would like to be able to change the commission rate% for different
employees. As well, I would like to adjust the rate automaticaly for
different goals. ex.: employee under $100,000=1% commission then
employee
over $200,000=2% commission etc...



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I believe that you can use in this case the If statement .eg if employee
payments <10000, 1%, if.....

Hope this will help

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For a Sales Commission Calculator
I would like to be able to change the commission rate% for different
employees. As well, I would like to adjust the rate automaticaly for
different goals. ex.: employee under $100,000=1% commission then employee
over $200,000=2% commission etc...

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If the first $100K makes 1%, then the next $100K makes 2%, etc., take a
look at the examples he

http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/variablerate.html

Use a different table for different employees.

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For a Sales Commission Calculator
I would like to be able to change the commission rate% for different
employees. As well, I would like to adjust the rate automaticaly for
different goals. ex.: employee under $100,000=1% commission then employee
over $200,000=2% commission etc...

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