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Our compensation rates are built on "steps" and each step is 4.5% so if an
employee was to get two steps I would calculate their current salary times 4.5% round then multiply that answer by 4.5% and round again. I'm trying to write a formula so the user can enter the number of steps and Excel will calculate the new salary but I don't know how to get the calculation to repeat, can any body help? |
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Hi
without the rounding for each indicidual step something like =ROUND(A1*(1+0.045)^A2,2) where A1 contains the base salary and A2 the number of steps -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "weelittlekim" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... Our compensation rates are built on "steps" and each step is 4.5% so if an employee was to get two steps I would calculate their current salary times 4.5% round then multiply that answer by 4.5% and round again. I'm trying to write a formula so the user can enter the number of steps and Excel will calculate the new salary but I don't know how to get the calculation to repeat, can any body help? |
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