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complex average formula
We have a new tiered commission plan and I am trying to make a sheet that
shows the marketing reps how much revenue they have to bring in the following month to average the amount needed to stay in the same tier and another formula to show how much they need to bring in the following month to average the amount needed for the next tier. I have an equation that shows the information, but have not been able to enter it as a formula into excel. y + x / m /= z y = revenue ytd total z = tier level $ amount x = new goal amt/current goal amt m = no of months ytd -- Jeannette |
complex average formula
I'm not sure I understand the question. It sounds like you want to solve
for x. Could you give us some numbers and expected results. -- Carlos "Jeannette" wrote in message ... We have a new tiered commission plan and I am trying to make a sheet that shows the marketing reps how much revenue they have to bring in the following month to average the amount needed to stay in the same tier and another formula to show how much they need to bring in the following month to average the amount needed for the next tier. I have an equation that shows the information, but have not been able to enter it as a formula into excel. y + x / m /= z y = revenue ytd total z = tier level $ amount x = new goal amt/current goal amt m = no of months ytd -- Jeannette |
complex average formula
yes, i want to solve for X.
Y = YTD Total Fees = 58913 y = revenue ytd total = 58913 z = tier level $ amount = 16000 x = new goal amt/current goal amt = ? (should be 37087) m = no of months ytd = 6 I have no clue how to put it in excel -- Jeannette "CarlosAntenna" wrote: I'm not sure I understand the question. It sounds like you want to solve for x. Could you give us some numbers and expected results. -- Carlos "Jeannette" wrote in message ... We have a new tiered commission plan and I am trying to make a sheet that shows the marketing reps how much revenue they have to bring in the following month to average the amount needed to stay in the same tier and another formula to show how much they need to bring in the following month to average the amount needed for the next tier. I have an equation that shows the information, but have not been able to enter it as a formula into excel. y + x / m /= z y = revenue ytd total z = tier level $ amount x = new goal amt/current goal amt m = no of months ytd -- Jeannette |
complex average formula
A1 = 58913
A2 = 16000 A3 = 6 A4 =(A2*A3)-A1 For cells a1:a3 just type in your numbers. In cell A4 type the equation above starting with =. -- Carlos "Jeannette" wrote in message ... yes, i want to solve for X. Y = YTD Total Fees = 58913 y = revenue ytd total = 58913 z = tier level $ amount = 16000 x = new goal amt/current goal amt = ? (should be 37087) m = no of months ytd = 6 I have no clue how to put it in excel -- Jeannette "CarlosAntenna" wrote: I'm not sure I understand the question. It sounds like you want to solve for x. Could you give us some numbers and expected results. -- Carlos "Jeannette" wrote in message ... We have a new tiered commission plan and I am trying to make a sheet that shows the marketing reps how much revenue they have to bring in the following month to average the amount needed to stay in the same tier and another formula to show how much they need to bring in the following month to average the amount needed for the next tier. I have an equation that shows the information, but have not been able to enter it as a formula into excel. y + x / m /= z y = revenue ytd total z = tier level $ amount x = new goal amt/current goal amt m = no of months ytd -- Jeannette |
complex average formula
My bad. You don't even need the parentheses
=A2*A3-A1 -- Carlos "CarlosAntenna" wrote in message ... A1 = 58913 A2 = 16000 A3 = 6 A4 =(A2*A3)-A1 For cells a1:a3 just type in your numbers. In cell A4 type the equation above starting with =. -- Carlos "Jeannette" wrote in message ... yes, i want to solve for X. Y = YTD Total Fees = 58913 y = revenue ytd total = 58913 z = tier level $ amount = 16000 x = new goal amt/current goal amt = ? (should be 37087) m = no of months ytd = 6 I have no clue how to put it in excel -- Jeannette "CarlosAntenna" wrote: I'm not sure I understand the question. It sounds like you want to solve for x. Could you give us some numbers and expected results. -- Carlos "Jeannette" wrote in message ... We have a new tiered commission plan and I am trying to make a sheet that shows the marketing reps how much revenue they have to bring in the following month to average the amount needed to stay in the same tier and another formula to show how much they need to bring in the following month to average the amount needed for the next tier. I have an equation that shows the information, but have not been able to enter it as a formula into excel. y + x / m /= z y = revenue ytd total z = tier level $ amount x = new goal amt/current goal amt m = no of months ytd -- Jeannette |
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