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Hello,
I'm trying to create a spreadsheet to track commissions. I want to track my weekly sales. My week starts Saturday and ends Friday. Cell N3 is the sum of Column N Row 5-105 for total sales. The tricky part (for me) is that if cell N3 is between $0- $7000 within one week, my commission is 10%, here is the breakdown:$0 - $7,000 = 10.0% $7,001 - $8,000 = 11.0% $8,001 - $9,200 = 12.0% $9,201 - $10,400 = 12.5% $10,401 - $11,500 = 13.0% $11,501 - $17,000 = 13.5% $17,001 - $20,500 = 14.0% $20,501 - $23,000 = 14.5% $23,001 + = 15.0% Here is the setup on Row 5: cell N5 has the total sale. Cell T5 has the gross profit. N3 has the total sum of sales. cell P5 has the commission. I want to figure out want my commission is from the gross profit. For example: If T5 is $2,000. and N3 = $10,000 within one week, my commission is 12.5% of $2,000, so Cell P5 should = $250 How can I have this work automatically using the commission chart? If I can get the right formula I can copy it to the rest of the cells unless there's a better way using a macro. I know I'm all over the place but any help would greatly be appreciated. Thank you, Digital2k |