[gusjen]

=IF(B2="HOURLY",1.5*C2,IF(B2="PT HOURLY",C2,IF(AND(B2="FT",C2<100000,c2*2,IF(AND(B2 ="FT",C2100000,C2<=1250000),C2*2.25,IF(AND(B2="FT ",C2125000,C2<175000),C2*2.4,IF(AND(B2="FT",C217 5000),C2*2.5))))))

what im trying to do is

if B2=HOURLY then 1.5*C2 and
if B2=PT HOURLY then 1*C2 and
if B2=FT and C2<100000 then 2*C2 and
if B2=FT and C2<100000 and =125000 then C2*2.25 and
if B2=FT and C2<125000 and =175000 then C2*2.4 and
if B2=FT and C2175000 then C2*2.5

[joeu2004[_2_]]

"gusjen" wrote:
=IF(B2="HOURLY",1.5*C2,IF(B2="PT HOURLY",C2,
IF(AND(B2="FT",C2<100000,c2*2,
IF(AND(B2="FT",C2100000,C2<=1250000),C2*2.25,
IF(AND(B2="FT",C2125000,C2<175000),C2*2.4,
IF(AND(B2="FT",C2175000),C2*2.5))))))

Your problem might simply be a misplaced right-parenthesis, namely:

IF(AND(B2="FT",C2<100000),c2*2,

But it is hard to say for sure, since you do not explain what the problem
is. Perhaps the misplaced right-parenthesis is just in your posting. You
certainly have some other typos; for example, 1250000 should be 125000.


"gusjen" wrote:
what im trying to do is
if B2=HOURLY then 1.5*C2 and
if B2=PT HOURLY then 1*C2 and
if B2=FT and C2<100000 then 2*C2 and
if B2=FT and C2<100000 and =125000 then C2*2.25 and
if B2=FT and C2<125000 and =175000 then C2*2.4 and
if B2=FT and C2175000 then C2*2.5

This can be simplified considerably. But what if B2 is not "HOURLY", "PT
HOURLY" or "FT"?

Perhaps:

=IF(B2="HOURLY", 1.5*C2, IF(B2="PT HOURLY", C2,
IF(B2="FT", C2*LOOKUP(C2,{0,100000,125000,175000},{2,2.25,2.4, 2.5}), "")))

Be mindful of the curly braces. It is best if you copy the formula from
this response and paste into Excel.

That returns the null-string ("") if B2 is none of the 3 strings.

And that assumes that C2 is never negative. If it might, change the first 0
in LOOKUP to something like -1E300, an arbitrary "large" negative value (in
magnitude).