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Help creating formula
Dummy here.
- Paying a worker 200 non-recoverable draw, weekly - Paying same worker 250 recoverable draw, weekly - Combined draws = gauranteed 450 weekly income Trying to create a formula to accomplish the following. - If billed hours generates income below 450, I pay the gaurantee and carry forward the amount greater than the 200 non-recoverable. - If billed hours generates income above 450, I want to deduct an amount of accrued recoverable draw, but not to exceed the 450 weekly gaurantee - THIS IS THE TOUGH PART FOR ME! Any help appreciated!! |
Help creating formula
dmeals
Can you describe the layout of the sheet and maybe some sample data? I'm having trouble trying to visualize what's going on. Also, provide what you've tried, even if it doesn't work. -- Dick Kusleika Excel MVP Daily Dose of Excel www.dicks-blog.com dmeals wrote: Dummy here. - Paying a worker 200 non-recoverable draw, weekly - Paying same worker 250 recoverable draw, weekly - Combined draws = gauranteed 450 weekly income Trying to create a formula to accomplish the following. - If billed hours generates income below 450, I pay the gaurantee and carry forward the amount greater than the 200 non-recoverable. - If billed hours generates income above 450, I want to deduct an amount of accrued recoverable draw, but not to exceed the 450 weekly gaurantee - THIS IS THE TOUGH PART FOR ME! Any help appreciated!! |
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