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EXCEL Formula for Commission

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    Post EXCEL Formula for Commission

    I'm having problems constructing a formula for the following commission:

    $200 and Under gets a 38% commission

    plus (over $200)

    $200 to $500 gets a 33% commission

    plus if over $500 gets a 28% commission

    Example #1: $355
    $200 x .38 = $76 (first $200)
    +
    $150 x .33 = $49.50
    =
    TOTAL - $125.50

    Example #2: $550
    $200 x .38 = $76 (first $200)
    +
    $300 x .33 = $99 (next $300)
    +
    $50 x .28 = $14
    =
    TOTAL = $189

    Can anyone help me with this formula?

    Thank you so much.
    Daryl Burns
    626-303-0767

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    =if(A1<=200,A1*38%,if(and(A1>200,A1<=500),76+(A1-200)*33%,175+(A1-500)*28%))


    Quote Originally Posted by vantage1
    I'm having problems constructing a formula for the following commission:

    $200 and Under gets a 38% commission

    plus (over $200)

    $200 to $500 gets a 33% commission

    plus if over $500 gets a 28% commission

    Example #1: $355
    $200 x .38 = $76 (first $200)
    +
    $150 x .33 = $49.50
    =
    TOTAL - $125.50

    Example #2: $550
    $200 x .38 = $76 (first $200)
    +
    $300 x .33 = $99 (next $300)
    +
    $50 x .28 = $14
    =
    TOTAL = $189

    Can anyone help me with this formula?

    Thank you so much.
    Daryl Burns
    626-303-0767
    BenjieLop
    Houston, TX

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    I personally like to use a table for the different commissions as this allows for it to be adjusted rather easily. Assuming your commission is based on sales, place these headings across 3 columns (I have used A1 as my starting point in this example).

    Sales Commission Bound
    0 38%
    200 33% 76
    500 28% 175

    The entries under the title 'Bound' are from formulas starting at the second row of this title. the formula is =(A3-A2)*B2+C2 to produce 76. Copy this down.

    The formula for working out the commission is as follows assuming that the sale amount is in Cell A8

    =VLOOKUP(A8,A2:C6,3)+(A8-VLOOKUP(A8,A2:C6,1))*VLOOKUP(A8,A2:C6,2)

    I extended the VLOOKUP range to row 6 to allow for future addings to this table (hence the use of a table).

    Hope This Helps

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    Try...

    =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1>{0,200,500}),A1-{0,200,500},{0.38,-0.05,-0.05})

    ...where A1 contains your sales amount.

    Hope this helps!

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    Talking Commission Formula - Thank you so much!

    Thank you all so much for your help. I don't think that I would have ever figured this one out. Thanks again, Daryl

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