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Here's my problem, I'm trying to create a worksheet to calculate our
commsiion structure, but can't figure out a way to attack it. We have many variables (5) in our commission structure based on each order. Here's how I set it up so far: (In Cloumns) A= Order Amount B= "Y" is A-15%; "N"=A C= "Y" is B*20%; "N" is B*10% D= "Y" is B+2%; "N" is B E= "Y" is B+2%; "N" is B F="Y" is B+1%; "N" is B G= SUM(A:F) For example, if the order is $1000, and I answer y,y,y,y,y=$212.5 How do I create the formulas so I can just put in the order amount and the appropriate letter to get the correct commission structure? |
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