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    Excel Novice needs formula help. IF, i think?

    Hi All,

    I am trying to create an insurance premium calculator for a specific policy type. I have written the mathematical equations but get really confused when trying to translate it into excel.

    The below are my equations:
    If C4 = Death Only and D4 = 3 Months then F4 = B4*2%
    If C4 = Death Only and D4 = 6 Months then F4 = B4*2.8%
    If C4 = Death Only and D4 = 12 Months then F4 = B4*5.6%
    If C4 = Death + Loss ACC and D4 = 3 Months then F4 = B4*3.7%
    If C4 = Death + Loss ACC and D4 = 6 Months then F4 = B4*5.3%
    If C4 = Death + Loss ACC and D4 = 12 Months then F4 = B4*10.6%
    If C4 = Death + Loss AI and D4 = 3 Months then F4 = B4*4.4%
    If C4 = Death + Loss AI and D4 = 6 Months then F4 = B4*6.3%
    If C4 = Death + Loss AI and D4 = 12 Months then F4 = B4*12.6%

    If E4 = NSW then H4 = (F4+G4)*2.5%
    If E4 = WA then H4 = (F4+G4)*10%
    If E4 = SA then H4 = (F4+G4)*11%
    If E4 = QLD then H4 = (F4+G4)*9%
    If E4 = VIC then H4 = (F4+G4)*10%
    If E4 = NT then H4 = (F4+G4)*10%
    If E4 = TAS then H4 = (F4+G4)*10%
    If E4 = ACT then H4 = (F4+G4)*6%

    If anyone could help it would de much appreciated. I have also attached the file if that is easier.
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    Chris

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    Re: Excel Novice needs formula help. IF, i think?

    Hi, welcome to the forum

    See if this will get you started. I created a small table for the type and Period...
    H
    I
    J
    K
    2
    3 Months 6 Months 12 Months
    3
    Death Only - AI
    2.0%
    2.8%
    5.6%
    4
    Death + Loss ACC
    3.7%
    5.3%
    10.6%
    5
    Death + Loss AI
    4.4%
    6.3%
    12.6%

    Then used this to pull the %...
    =IFERROR(INDEX('Rates & Calculations'!$I$3:$K$5,MATCH(Sales!$C4,'Rates & Calculations'!$H$3:$H$5,0),MATCH(Sales!$D4,'Rates & Calculations'!$I$2:$K$2,0)),"")

    For the region, another small table with rates...
    H
    I
    7
    NSW
    2.5%
    8
    QLD
    9.0%
    9
    VIC
    10.0%
    10
    SA
    11.0%
    11
    WA
    10.0%
    12
    TAS
    10.0%
    13
    NT
    10.0%
    14
    ACT
    6.0%

    and a similar function for that...
    =(F4+G4)*INDEX('Rates & Calculations'!$I$7:$I$14,MATCH(Sales!$E4,'Rates & Calculations'!$H$7:$H$14,0))
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    Re: Excel Novice needs formula help. IF, i think?

    Thanks Mate

    I think we (you) are on the right path, I can see the workings of the calculation except that the answer is 4 decimal places out. Any suggestions?

    Example of the results below.

    Sum Insured
    $10,000

    Cover Type
    Death + Loss AI

    Period of Cover
    12 Months

    Destination State
    NSW

    Base Premium
    $0.1260

    GST
    $0.0126

    Stamp Duty
    $0.0035

    Gross Premium
    $0.1421

    Base Premium should equal $1,260 and so forth across the row.

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    Re: Excel Novice needs formula help. IF, i think?

    Modify the first formula to read:
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    Re: Excel Novice needs formula help. IF, i think?

    You're a superstar, thank you all very much for your help.

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    Re: Excel Novice needs formula help. IF, i think?

    Happy to help and thanks for the feedback

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