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On the top tier of my incentive spread sheet, any number that
surpasses $35,000 should be given a 10% bonus. The problem I am having is when more than two sums are present, and taking a percentage of each individual number given and not the lump sum. The problem: Entry 1) $45,000 -35,000= 10,000*.1 = $1,000 Entry 2) $55,000 -35,000= 20,000*.1 = $2,000 Since, 45,000 is already entered, only $10,000 needs to be multiplied by 10%, giving $1,000 instead of $2,000. How can I make a tier formula that would subtract the second number (55,000) from the first number (45,000) to give me the $10,000 difference and a $1,000 dollar incentive without giving me a negative number if a single entry is present. |
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