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    Automatically calculating total compensation with variables

    I need two different formulas:
    FP is paid at $53/encounter: G*H (H is a constant $53.00). But could have a FP and Partner on the same line of compensation.
    Partner is paid at G*17B (17B will be input monthly).

    How do I automatically calculate column P?
    Do I have to copy and paste the calculations for column A "partners?" as depicted in line 46 for all of the other partners?
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    Last edited by chickieram63; 02-10-2012 at 07:26 PM. Reason: Using Excel 2011 for Mac

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    Re: Automatically calculating total compensation with variables

    Hi Chickieram

    I'm struggling to understand this. I think the maths and formulae are fairly easy, but I don't understand what you need.

    Are you staying that, when there is a "Partner" shown in column A, you use the value in B17 instead of the $53.00?

    If this is it then:
    CELL H23:  =IF(ISERROR(FIND("PARTNER",UCASE(A23))),$H$19*G23,0)
    CELL J23:  =IF(ISERROR(FIND("PARTNER",UCASE(A23))),0,$B$17*G23)
    CELL P23:  =SUM(J23-K23+L23+H23+I23)
    Copy these formula from Row 23 to all the other rows. They should adjust automatically when Partner is in column A.

    Best regards, Rob.

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