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Calculation for varying ranges
I have a calculation that has the following charges (2 sets) to be applied
that vary depending on the quantity. What function can I use to calculate the total easily and apply with whatever quantity is required? (please note, the charges apply in a incremental way ie. in set 1, for a quantity of 23 the 1st is charged £645 then the next 9 are charged £495 then the next 9 are charged £470 then the next 2 are charged £445 which = 23 in total and a total charge of £20440, then set 2 would need to be calculated as well) Quantity = 23 Set 1 Quantity Charge 1 £645 2 - 10 £495 11 - 20 £470 21 - 30 £445 Set 2 Quantity Charge 1 £350 2 - 10 £250 11 - 20 £237 21 - 30 £225 Any help would be greatly received as I can't think of how to approach this. |
Calculation for varying ranges
Go to Help and read about VLOOKUP, Then come back with more questions
best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme remove caps from email "kjh198" wrote in message ... I have a calculation that has the following charges (2 sets) to be applied that vary depending on the quantity. What function can I use to calculate the total easily and apply with whatever quantity is required? (please note, the charges apply in a incremental way ie. in set 1, for a quantity of 23 the 1st is charged £645 then the next 9 are charged £495 then the next 9 are charged £470 then the next 2 are charged £445 which = 23 in total and a total charge of £20440, then set 2 would need to be calculated as well) Quantity = 23 Set 1 Quantity Charge 1 £645 2 - 10 £495 11 - 20 £470 21 - 30 £445 Set 2 Quantity Charge 1 £350 2 - 10 £250 11 - 20 £237 21 - 30 £225 Any help would be greatly received as I can't think of how to approach this. |
Calculation for varying ranges
I've looked at VLOOKUP and can't see how to use it for my calculation.
"Bernard Liengme" wrote: Go to Help and read about VLOOKUP, Then come back with more questions best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme remove caps from email "kjh198" wrote in message ... I have a calculation that has the following charges (2 sets) to be applied that vary depending on the quantity. What function can I use to calculate the total easily and apply with whatever quantity is required? (please note, the charges apply in a incremental way ie. in set 1, for a quantity of 23 the 1st is charged £645 then the next 9 are charged £495 then the next 9 are charged £470 then the next 2 are charged £445 which = 23 in total and a total charge of £20440, then set 2 would need to be calculated as well) Quantity = 23 Set 1 Quantity Charge 1 £645 2 - 10 £495 11 - 20 £470 21 - 30 £445 Set 2 Quantity Charge 1 £350 2 - 10 £250 11 - 20 £237 21 - 30 £225 Any help would be greatly received as I can't think of how to approach this. |
Calculation for varying ranges
Send me private email so I can give you an Excel file with example
A picture is worth 1000 words... best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme remove caps from email "kjh198" wrote in message ... I've looked at VLOOKUP and can't see how to use it for my calculation. "Bernard Liengme" wrote: Go to Help and read about VLOOKUP, Then come back with more questions best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme remove caps from email "kjh198" wrote in message ... I have a calculation that has the following charges (2 sets) to be applied that vary depending on the quantity. What function can I use to calculate the total easily and apply with whatever quantity is required? (please note, the charges apply in a incremental way ie. in set 1, for a quantity of 23 the 1st is charged £645 then the next 9 are charged £495 then the next 9 are charged £470 then the next 2 are charged £445 which = 23 in total and a total charge of £20440, then set 2 would need to be calculated as well) Quantity = 23 Set 1 Quantity Charge 1 £645 2 - 10 £495 11 - 20 £470 21 - 30 £445 Set 2 Quantity Charge 1 £350 2 - 10 £250 11 - 20 £237 21 - 30 £225 Any help would be greatly received as I can't think of how to approach this. |
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