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Hello,
I'm trying to write a funcction that will calculate the amount of incremental sales I would need to cover my costs if I were start paying a sales commission. Example: If my original sales were 100,000 and I wanted to pay 3% commission, that would cost me: 75% of the sales (that is my cost of sale) PLUS the 3%. The problem is that if I need to increase sales to cover the 3% commission, I have to pay the cost of sales (75%) plus the commission on those sales and so on- and so-on. It seems like a never ending loop. I can do a "solver" but I need a formula to put into a spreadsheet to give to my sales team. It's more than breakeven because of the incremental sales and costs associated with those additional sales. Any clues?!?! ANY input would be so appreciated!! |
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