Multiple variable IF
Please see attached.
I have a pay plan that I need to track.
Basically if R7 is 50%-54% I need r15 to equal L101*25
If R7 is 55%-59% I need r15 to equal L101*50
If R7 is 60%-100% I need R15 to equal L101*75
Any help on the formula would be greatly appreciated.
Try this formula in R15:
=L101 * LOOKUP(R7,{0,0.5,0.55,0.6},{0,25,50,75})
Last edited by JBeaucaire; 09-07-2010 at 05:13 PM.
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Hi,
Presumably
returns null if R7 <50 or >100=IF(AND(R7>=50%,R7<=54%),L101*25,IF(AND(R7>=55%,R7<=59%),L101*50,IF(AND(R7>=60%,R7<=100%),L101*75,"")))
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Hi JB,
Small typo but neat formula
Rgds=L101 * LOOKUP(R7,{0,0.5,0.55,0.6},{0,25,50,75}
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Fixed...thanks for the tip, my bad!
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