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http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/variablerate.html In article , Bob wrote: I can't seem to get the formula right on this. Here is the example: I have a field for gross wage and a field for federal tax. The year to date field increases with each pay period. The YTD spans 2 tax brackets i.e.; <$15,100 is taxed at 10%, $15,100 at 15%. I have been trying to work with the "if" function. Everything is fine until I hit the threshold then all previous numbers reset to the higher rate. I'd like to be able to use this as a template so I really don't want to lock the value in each cell. Should I be approaching this with a different function? |
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