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formula for number of goods bought - HELP!!
I want to create the following formula but not sure which syntex to use.
We sell goods, the more you buy the cheaper they get. So if you buy 1-24 peices they cost £142 each, if you buy 25-99 they go down 10% to £128 and so on. I need to create a running total with this information. So Mr X buys 10 pieces in Jan (so he is paying £142) but in Mar he buys 25 (so his price reduces to £128). How can I write this as a formula. Thanks |
formula for number of goods bought - HELP!!
=K1*142*LOOKUP(K1,{0,25,100},{1,0.9,0.75})
-- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "MO987654" wrote in message ... I want to create the following formula but not sure which syntex to use. We sell goods, the more you buy the cheaper they get. So if you buy 1-24 peices they cost £142 each, if you buy 25-99 they go down 10% to £128 and so on. I need to create a running total with this information. So Mr X buys 10 pieces in Jan (so he is paying £142) but in Mar he buys 25 (so his price reduces to £128). How can I write this as a formula. Thanks |
formula for number of goods bought - HELP!!
Put the quantity in A1 and in B1:
=A1*IF(A1<25,142,128) So to buy 24 will cost 3408 so to buy 25 will cost 3200 -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200787 "MO987654" wrote: I want to create the following formula but not sure which syntex to use. We sell goods, the more you buy the cheaper they get. So if you buy 1-24 peices they cost £142 each, if you buy 25-99 they go down 10% to £128 and so on. I need to create a running total with this information. So Mr X buys 10 pieces in Jan (so he is paying £142) but in Mar he buys 25 (so his price reduces to £128). How can I write this as a formula. Thanks |
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