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Hi, I am working on a spreadsheet to do with payroll and would like to know
how I set up the look up function to cater for the following: If pay is between $0 and $95 then deduct $0 plus $0 $96 and $345 then $0 plus 20 cents for every dollar over $96 $346 and $480 then $63 plus 25 cents for every dollar over $346 $481 and $672 then $96 plus 40 cents for every dollar over $481 $673 and $961 then $183 plus 47 cents for every dollar over $673 $962 and over then $308 plus 48 cents for every dollar over $96 I tried to do a lookup function along the following lines, but got myself in a mess, plus I don't know how to calculate the latter "plus" part. <=95 $0 95<=345 $0 + 20 cents for every dollar over $96 345<=480 $63 + 25 cents for every dollar over $346 480<=672 $96 + 40 cents for every dollar over $481 672<=961 $183 + 47 cents for every dollar over $673 962 $308 + 20 cents for every dollar over $962 Sorry to ask what is probably quite obvious to most! I look forward to a response. Many thanks. :-) -- Trish |
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