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    Commission Calculation Help

    Hi All,

    need some help devising a formula or function to calculate a commission scheme. I have tried messing with IF and various others, but this is beyond my skills, any help greatly apppreciated

    Scenario is as follows:-

    Commission is paid Quarterly in arrears

    Quarterly targets are £100,000 per quarter

    Salary is £10,000 per annum

    Band A <80% Sales = No Commission
    Band B>80%-90% Sales = 0.5% of salary for each % Sales achieved in the band
    Band C>90%-100% Sales = 1 % of Salary for each % sales achieved in the band
    Band D> 100% Sales = 2% of salary for each % Sales achieved in the band

    Retention Policy

    Q1 Retention of 60% is held back against the year to date commission earned
    Q2 Retention of 40% is held back against the year to date commission earned
    Q3 Retention of 20% is held back against the year to date commission earned
    Q4 Full commission earned is paid

    So the example i work out is the following

    Qtr 1 Target £100,000 Achievment £100,000 pays out the following:-

    0.5% of salary x 10 = £50.00 x 10 = £500
    1% of salary x 10 = £100.00 x 10 = £1000.00

    Total commision earned is £1500.00

    Total paid is £1500.00 less 60% of year to date commission £1500.00 - £900.00 = £600.00 paid out

    Q2 Achievment £100,000 so pays out the following:-

    0.5% of salary x 10 = £50.00 x 10 = £500
    1% of salary x 10 = £100.00 x 10 = £1000.00

    Cumulative earned = £3000.00 x 40% retained = £1200.00

    Paid out is £1800.00 - £600.00 alreasdy paid in Q1 = £1200.00

    Q3 Achievment £100,000 so pays out the following:-

    0.5% of salary x 10 = £50.00 x 10 = £500
    1% of salary x 10 = £100.00 x 10 = £1000.00

    Cumulative earned = £4500 x 20% retained = £900.00

    Paid out is £3600.00 - £600.00 Q1 & £1200.00 Q2 already paid = £1800.00

    Q4 Achievment £100,000 so pays out the following:-

    0.5% of salary x 10 = £50.00 x 10 = £500
    1% of salary x 10 = £100.00 x 10 = £1000.00

    Cumulative earned = £6000 no retention

    Paid out is £6000.00 - £600.00 Q1 & £1200.00 Q2 & £1800.00 Q3 already paid = £2400.00

    Total commission for the year Earned & Paid is £6000.00


    The issue i have is sorting a formula to accurately calculate the payments due in each band and then add them together. If the acheivement for Q1 is 97% then actual earned is £500.00 + £700, based on the % of salary in each band.


    Thanks in advance for you help

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    Here's a link, maybe you can use it to get an example as to how to us the if function for commissions...
    =IF(A1>1000,20,IF(A1>500,15,IF(A1>250,10,IF(A1>100,5,"No"))))&"% commission"
    http://www.exceltip.com/st/Calculate...Excel/404.html

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    Hi Davesexcel,

    Thanks for the pointer, unfortunately that IF statement and tip uses the actual sales ammount to determine the commission level paid, this is not like my example.

    The example i have posted is based on the percentage of sales against target between specific bands, and actually the sales amount is not relevant, it is purely the % difference between the amount achieved and the target, and therfore the amount of salary payable for each % achievment in each band

    Any other pointers?

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