Hi,

Please I need a help on the following!

I am a salesman (for instance) and I have a target of 1,000 USD to be
achieved on Jan. 15th with a weight of 30% - I did achieve the target
but on Feb. 1st.

How can I use excel to calculate (consider) the delay in time even if
the target achieved? I believe the weighted score will be affected!

Thanks in advance.

Khaledity

Khaledity,
before this becomes an issue for Excel one must first decide on the
math. How would the weight be dropped with delays in delivery? There
is not a single formula which one must choose. There can be several.

For example, let us say you had 90 days to achieve the target. A delay
of 15 (total 105) is now 1/6 of the target. You could multiply 30%
with 90/105. Or, for example, you might want to give a double weight
in every dealyed day. Thus, the 15 day delay could count for 30 days
and you could multiply 30% with 90/120 (120 = 90 + 2*15).
Both these methods will never reach 0 but will become fairly small
after a point.

Another approach is a linear one. For example, for each day of delay
you can drop the weight by 1% or 2% or whatever.

Thus you have to see what you really want and then we can find the
formula for this.

HTH
Kostis Vezerides


On Mar 15, 8:27 am, "Khaledity" wrote:
Hi,

Please I need a help on the following!

I am a salesman (for instance) and I have a target of 1,000 USD to be
achieved on Jan. 15th with a weight of 30% - I did achieve the target
but on Feb. 1st.

How can I use excel to calculate (consider) the delay in time even if
the target achieved? I believe the weighted score will be affected!

Thanks in advance.

Khaledity