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I have to calculate markups on a net amount of cost so that the first markup
will be 10% for the first $10,000. Than the next box will be a markup of 5% for net amount between $10,000 and $90,000 and the third box will be 1% markup for amounts over $90,000. So for example, if the total net cost in box D5 is $120,000 D6 would equal $1,000 (that's 10% of the first $10,000) D7 would equal $4000 (that's 5% of 90,000-10,000) D8 would equal $ 300 That's 1% of $120,000-90,000 Keep in mind that many time mthe total net could be under $10,000 or somewheres below 90K or 120K. Thanks -- Beginner user |
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I think this does what you want...
D6: =0.1*MIN(D5,10000) D7: =0.05*MAX(0,MIN(80000,D5-10000)) D8: =0.01*MAX(0,D5-90000) Rick "Alan K." wrote in message ... I have to calculate markups on a net amount of cost so that the first markup will be 10% for the first $10,000. Than the next box will be a markup of 5% for net amount between $10,000 and $90,000 and the third box will be 1% markup for amounts over $90,000. So for example, if the total net cost in box D5 is $120,000 D6 would equal $1,000 (that's 10% of the first $10,000) D7 would equal $4000 (that's 5% of 90,000-10,000) D8 would equal $ 300 That's 1% of $120,000-90,000 Keep in mind that many time mthe total net could be under $10,000 or somewheres below 90K or 120K. Thanks -- Beginner user |
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D6:=MIN(10000,D5)*10%
D7: =MIN(80000,MAX(0,D5-10000))*5% D8: =MAX(0,D5-90000)*1% -- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Alan K." wrote in message ... I have to calculate markups on a net amount of cost so that the first markup will be 10% for the first $10,000. Than the next box will be a markup of 5% for net amount between $10,000 and $90,000 and the third box will be 1% markup for amounts over $90,000. So for example, if the total net cost in box D5 is $120,000 D6 would equal $1,000 (that's 10% of the first $10,000) D7 would equal $4000 (that's 5% of 90,000-10,000) D8 would equal $ 300 That's 1% of $120,000-90,000 Keep in mind that many time mthe total net could be under $10,000 or somewheres below 90K or 120K. Thanks -- Beginner user |
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