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A UNIQUE FORMULA
EXAMPLE: I want to multiply one cell with a dollar amount in it, by a cell
that has a quantity of employees in it. I want the dollar amount to remain the same for the first two employees and only increase after the 3rd employee is entered. If the amount is $4000, I want it to remain at $4000 until the 3rd employee is entered making it $8000 and then each additional employee would add $4000. 10 employees would be $36,000. Can it be done? Appreciate any help. |
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A UNIQUE FORMULA
Hi,
If your $4000 is in B2, and number of employees in A2: =IF(A22,(A1-2)*B2,B2) Change the ref's to suit your data. Fegards - Dave. |
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A UNIQUE FORMULA
Oops:
Should be: =IF(A22,(A1-1)*B2,B2) "Dave" wrote: Hi, If your $4000 is in B2, and number of employees in A2: =IF(A22,(A1-2)*B2,B2) Change the ref's to suit your data. Fegards - Dave. |
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A UNIQUE FORMULA
Use the IF condition. Suppose
A1 = Emp Count B1 = $ 4000 = IF(A12,(A1-1)*B1,B1) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "FLATRATE" wrote: EXAMPLE: I want to multiply one cell with a dollar amount in it, by a cell that has a quantity of employees in it. I want the dollar amount to remain the same for the first two employees and only increase after the 3rd employee is entered. If the amount is $4000, I want it to remain at $4000 until the 3rd employee is entered making it $8000 and then each additional employee would add $4000. 10 employees would be $36,000. Can it be done? Appreciate any help. |
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A UNIQUE FORMULA
Thanks Dave! It worked.
"Dave" wrote: Oops: Should be: =IF(A22,(A1-1)*B2,B2) "Dave" wrote: Hi, If your $4000 is in B2, and number of employees in A2: =IF(A22,(A1-2)*B2,B2) Change the ref's to suit your data. Fegards - Dave. |
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A UNIQUE FORMULA
Thanks! It works.
"Jacob Skaria" wrote: Use the IF condition. Suppose A1 = Emp Count B1 = $ 4000 = IF(A12,(A1-1)*B1,B1) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "FLATRATE" wrote: EXAMPLE: I want to multiply one cell with a dollar amount in it, by a cell that has a quantity of employees in it. I want the dollar amount to remain the same for the first two employees and only increase after the 3rd employee is entered. If the amount is $4000, I want it to remain at $4000 until the 3rd employee is entered making it $8000 and then each additional employee would add $4000. 10 employees would be $36,000. Can it be done? Appreciate any help. |
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