We have a client that pays 12,500.00 for monthly support. If they are over
105 hours in the month they pay an additional $125.00 an hour. They still
pay the 12,500 even if they are under the 105 hours.


a b
Hours cost
1 120 =sum(?

Hi Goofy
Try this:

=IF(A1<=105,12500,12500+(A1-105)*125)

HTH Michael

"Goofy" wrote:

We have a client that pays 12,500.00 for monthly support. If they are over
105 hours in the month they pay an additional $125.00 an hour. They still
pay the 12,500 even if they are under the 105 hours.


a b
Hours cost
1 120 =sum(?

This might help, assuming your hours are in A1, paste this formula into B1:
=IF(A1105,12500+((A1-105)*125),12500)
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Regards,
MarkN


"Goofy" wrote:

We have a client that pays 12,500.00 for monthly support. If they are over
105 hours in the month they pay an additional $125.00 an hour. They still
pay the 12,500 even if they are under the 105 hours.


a b
Hours cost
1 120 =sum(?

Try this:

=12500+125*(A1105)*(A1-105)
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HTH,

RD

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We have a client that pays 12,500.00 for monthly support. If they are over
105 hours in the month they pay an additional $125.00 an hour. They still
pay the 12,500 even if they are under the 105 hours.


a b
Hours cost
1 120 =sum(?