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ghofferbert

Multiply one value by many factors
 
I'm not even close to a programmer but here is what I need to do. I have a
table of multiplication factors that look like this:
0-300 .15
301-500 .14
501-1000 .13
1001-1500 .12 etc. etc.

So if I have a cell with a value, let's say 750 I need the first 300 (0-300
..15) to be multiplied by .15, the next 200 (301-500 .14) to be multiplied by
..14 and the remaining 250 (501-1000 .13) to be multiplied by .13 and then the
three sums added together to get a total which in this example should be
105.50.

Biff

Hi!

Take a look at this:

http://mcgimpsey.com/excel/variablerate.html

See the second example for commissions.

Biff

"ghofferbert" wrote in message
...
I'm not even close to a programmer but here is what I need to do. I have
a
table of multiplication factors that look like this:
0-300 .15
301-500 .14
501-1000 .13
1001-1500 .12 etc. etc.

So if I have a cell with a value, let's say 750 I need the first 300
(0-300
.15) to be multiplied by .15, the next 200 (301-500 .14) to be multiplied
by
.14 and the remaining 250 (501-1000 .13) to be multiplied by .13 and then
the
three sums added together to get a total which in this example should be
105.50.




ghofferbert

Biff;
That is a beautiful thing, it is perfect! I appreciate your help!
Greg

"Biff" wrote:

Hi!

Take a look at this:

http://mcgimpsey.com/excel/variablerate.html

See the second example for commissions.

Biff

"ghofferbert" wrote in message
...
I'm not even close to a programmer but here is what I need to do. I have
a
table of multiplication factors that look like this:
0-300 .15
301-500 .14
501-1000 .13
1001-1500 .12 etc. etc.

So if I have a cell with a value, let's say 750 I need the first 300
(0-300
.15) to be multiplied by .15, the next 200 (301-500 .14) to be multiplied
by
.14 and the remaining 250 (501-1000 .13) to be multiplied by .13 and then
the
three sums added together to get a total which in this example should be
105.50.






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