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gravity003

Formula to figure ad schedules
 
I need to set up a spreadsheet showing the different rates for parts of a page.

Rates 1/8 page=$550, 1/4 page=$800, 1/2page=$1,000 and full page=$1500 with
a 25% premium for the months of Sept, Oct, and Nov.


I want to be able in insert the page fraction purchased and in a column
below give me the dollars amount?

Spreadsheet would look like this?

Vendor Name Jan Feb March April May June Ect
XYZ 1/8 1/4 1 0 0 0

550 800 1500 0 0 0

Biff

Formula to figure ad schedules
 
Hi!

You'd have to format the cells where you enter the page size as a FRACTION
(up to one digit)

Then:

=IF(B2=0,"",LOOKUP(B2,{0.125,550;0.25,800;0.5,1000 ;1,1500})*IF(OR(B1={"Sept","Oct","NOV"}),1.25,1))

Biff

"gravity003" wrote in message
...
I need to set up a spreadsheet showing the different rates for parts of a
page.

Rates 1/8 page=$550, 1/4 page=$800, 1/2page=$1,000 and full page=$1500
with
a 25% premium for the months of Sept, Oct, and Nov.


I want to be able in insert the page fraction purchased and in a column
below give me the dollars amount?

Spreadsheet would look like this?

Vendor Name Jan Feb March April May June Ect
XYZ 1/8 1/4 1 0 0 0

550 800 1500 0 0 0




gravity003

Formula to figure ad schedules
 
Everything works except for the premium rate of 25% for Sept, Oct and Nov.
Thanks for your help. Now if I or any one else figure out how to do the
premium rate.

"Biff" wrote:

Hi!

You'd have to format the cells where you enter the page size as a FRACTION
(up to one digit)

Then:

=IF(B2=0,"",LOOKUP(B2,{0.125,550;0.25,800;0.5,1000 ;1,1500})*IF(OR(B1={"Sept","Oct","NOV"}),1.25,1))

Biff

"gravity003" wrote in message
...
I need to set up a spreadsheet showing the different rates for parts of a
page.

Rates 1/8 page=$550, 1/4 page=$800, 1/2page=$1,000 and full page=$1500
with
a 25% premium for the months of Sept, Oct, and Nov.


I want to be able in insert the page fraction purchased and in a column
below give me the dollars amount?

Spreadsheet would look like this?

Vendor Name Jan Feb March April May June Ect
XYZ 1/8 1/4 1 0 0 0

550 800 1500 0 0 0





Biff

Formula to figure ad schedules
 
Everything works except for the premium rate of 25% for Sept, Oct and Nov.

Explain what that means?

Biff

"gravity003" wrote in message
...
Everything works except for the premium rate of 25% for Sept, Oct and Nov.
Thanks for your help. Now if I or any one else figure out how to do the
premium rate.

"Biff" wrote:

Hi!

You'd have to format the cells where you enter the page size as a
FRACTION
(up to one digit)

Then:

=IF(B2=0,"",LOOKUP(B2,{0.125,550;0.25,800;0.5,1000 ;1,1500})*IF(OR(B1={"Sept","Oct","NOV"}),1.25,1))

Biff

"gravity003" wrote in message
...
I need to set up a spreadsheet showing the different rates for parts of
a
page.

Rates 1/8 page=$550, 1/4 page=$800, 1/2page=$1,000 and full page=$1500
with
a 25% premium for the months of Sept, Oct, and Nov.


I want to be able in insert the page fraction purchased and in a column
below give me the dollars amount?

Spreadsheet would look like this?

Vendor Name Jan Feb March April May June Ect
XYZ 1/8 1/4 1 0 0 0

550 800 1500 0 0 0







gravity003

Formula to figure ad schedules
 
We charge the base rate plus 25% if the vendor runs an ad in the months of
Sept, Oct and Nov. The formula you gave me enters the base figure of (1/8
page $550 and not the correct rate of 687.50 for these months) and does give
the premium rate.

"Biff" wrote:

Everything works except for the premium rate of 25% for Sept, Oct and Nov.


Explain what that means?

Biff

"gravity003" wrote in message
...
Everything works except for the premium rate of 25% for Sept, Oct and Nov.
Thanks for your help. Now if I or any one else figure out how to do the
premium rate.

"Biff" wrote:

Hi!

You'd have to format the cells where you enter the page size as a
FRACTION
(up to one digit)

Then:

=IF(B2=0,"",LOOKUP(B2,{0.125,550;0.25,800;0.5,1000 ;1,1500})*IF(OR(B1={"Sept","Oct","NOV"}),1.25,1))

Biff

"gravity003" wrote in message
...
I need to set up a spreadsheet showing the different rates for parts of
a
page.

Rates 1/8 page=$550, 1/4 page=$800, 1/2page=$1,000 and full page=$1500
with
a 25% premium for the months of Sept, Oct, and Nov.


I want to be able in insert the page fraction purchased and in a column
below give me the dollars amount?

Spreadsheet would look like this?

Vendor Name Jan Feb March April May June Ect
XYZ 1/8 1/4 1 0 0 0

550 800 1500 0 0 0







Biff

Formula to figure ad schedules
 
We must be losing something it translation.

Take a look at this sample file:

http://s44.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1...03095PFIE7985J

Biff

"gravity003" wrote in message
...
We charge the base rate plus 25% if the vendor runs an ad in the months of
Sept, Oct and Nov. The formula you gave me enters the base figure of (1/8
page $550 and not the correct rate of 687.50 for these months) and does
give
the premium rate.

"Biff" wrote:

Everything works except for the premium rate of 25% for Sept, Oct and
Nov.


Explain what that means?

Biff

"gravity003" wrote in message
...
Everything works except for the premium rate of 25% for Sept, Oct and
Nov.
Thanks for your help. Now if I or any one else figure out how to do
the
premium rate.

"Biff" wrote:

Hi!

You'd have to format the cells where you enter the page size as a
FRACTION
(up to one digit)

Then:

=IF(B2=0,"",LOOKUP(B2,{0.125,550;0.25,800;0.5,1000 ;1,1500})*IF(OR(B1={"Sept","Oct","NOV"}),1.25,1))

Biff

"gravity003" wrote in message
...
I need to set up a spreadsheet showing the different rates for parts
of
a
page.

Rates 1/8 page=$550, 1/4 page=$800, 1/2page=$1,000 and full
page=$1500
with
a 25% premium for the months of Sept, Oct, and Nov.


I want to be able in insert the page fraction purchased and in a
column
below give me the dollars amount?

Spreadsheet would look like this?

Vendor Name Jan Feb March April May June Ect
XYZ 1/8 1/4 1 0 0 0

550 800 1500 0 0 0









gravity003

Formula to figure ad schedules
 
Yes I do not why it is not doing it correctly. I can see on your example it
is working correctly. I think you for your help. I will change the logic
for Sept, Oct and Nov and it now gives the correct amount. Most be something
in the different versions of exel.

I can now lay out the report and again think for your assistance. You will
save me hours of manually entering data.

"Biff" wrote:

We must be losing something it translation.

Take a look at this sample file:

http://s44.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1...03095PFIE7985J

Biff

"gravity003" wrote in message
...
We charge the base rate plus 25% if the vendor runs an ad in the months of
Sept, Oct and Nov. The formula you gave me enters the base figure of (1/8
page $550 and not the correct rate of 687.50 for these months) and does
give
the premium rate.

"Biff" wrote:

Everything works except for the premium rate of 25% for Sept, Oct and
Nov.

Explain what that means?

Biff

"gravity003" wrote in message
...
Everything works except for the premium rate of 25% for Sept, Oct and
Nov.
Thanks for your help. Now if I or any one else figure out how to do
the
premium rate.

"Biff" wrote:

Hi!

You'd have to format the cells where you enter the page size as a
FRACTION
(up to one digit)

Then:

=IF(B2=0,"",LOOKUP(B2,{0.125,550;0.25,800;0.5,1000 ;1,1500})*IF(OR(B1={"Sept","Oct","NOV"}),1.25,1))

Biff

"gravity003" wrote in message
...
I need to set up a spreadsheet showing the different rates for parts
of
a
page.

Rates 1/8 page=$550, 1/4 page=$800, 1/2page=$1,000 and full
page=$1500
with
a 25% premium for the months of Sept, Oct, and Nov.


I want to be able in insert the page fraction purchased and in a
column
below give me the dollars amount?

Spreadsheet would look like this?

Vendor Name Jan Feb March April May June Ect
XYZ 1/8 1/4 1 0 0 0

550 800 1500 0 0 0










Biff

Formula to figure ad schedules
 
Ok, glad you got it working.

Thanks for the feedback!

Biff

"gravity003" wrote in message
...
Yes I do not why it is not doing it correctly. I can see on your example
it
is working correctly. I think you for your help. I will change the logic
for Sept, Oct and Nov and it now gives the correct amount. Most be
something
in the different versions of exel.

I can now lay out the report and again think for your assistance. You
will
save me hours of manually entering data.

"Biff" wrote:

We must be losing something it translation.

Take a look at this sample file:

http://s44.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1...03095PFIE7985J

Biff

"gravity003" wrote in message
...
We charge the base rate plus 25% if the vendor runs an ad in the months
of
Sept, Oct and Nov. The formula you gave me enters the base figure of
(1/8
page $550 and not the correct rate of 687.50 for these months) and does
give
the premium rate.

"Biff" wrote:

Everything works except for the premium rate of 25% for Sept, Oct
and
Nov.

Explain what that means?

Biff

"gravity003" wrote in message
...
Everything works except for the premium rate of 25% for Sept, Oct
and
Nov.
Thanks for your help. Now if I or any one else figure out how to do
the
premium rate.

"Biff" wrote:

Hi!

You'd have to format the cells where you enter the page size as a
FRACTION
(up to one digit)

Then:

=IF(B2=0,"",LOOKUP(B2,{0.125,550;0.25,800;0.5,1000 ;1,1500})*IF(OR(B1={"Sept","Oct","NOV"}),1.25,1))

Biff

"gravity003" wrote in
message
...
I need to set up a spreadsheet showing the different rates for
parts
of
a
page.

Rates 1/8 page=$550, 1/4 page=$800, 1/2page=$1,000 and full
page=$1500
with
a 25% premium for the months of Sept, Oct, and Nov.


I want to be able in insert the page fraction purchased and in a
column
below give me the dollars amount?

Spreadsheet would look like this?

Vendor Name Jan Feb March April May June Ect
XYZ 1/8 1/4 1 0 0
0

550 800 1500 0 0
0













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