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    Simple commission calculator

    Hello everyone,
    I would like to make a simple sheet that calculates the value of commission in few cases.
    There are 5 people with different amounts of money and they want to buy some products, i would like to calculate the commission in the following cases:
    (I give to "Quantity" field the abbreviation "QT" for an easier explanation.)
    1.If QT <5 then commission is 0% of "Money to spend"
    2.If 5<= QT <10 then commission is 5% of "Money to spend"
    3.If 10<= QT <12 then commission is 6% of "Money to spend"
    4.If 12<= QT <15 then commission is 7% of "Money to spend"
    5.If QT >=15 then commission is 10% of "Money to spend"

    There is an example of what i want to do :

    Name Quantity Money to spend Commission
    X1 Y1 2 pcs. $ 1750 ?
    X2 Y2 7 pcs. $ 1985 ?
    X3 Y3 11 pcs. $ 1568 ?
    X4 Y4 14 pcs. $ 1765 ?
    X5 Y5 25 pcs. $ 1876 ?
    I have tried to solve it with IF, but i didn't succeed.
    What i did was something like :
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    Any help would be great.
    Last edited by maxcong; 03-19-2013 at 11:38 AM.

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    Re: Simple commission calculator

    Try this:

    =if(B2<5,0,If(and(B2>=5,B2<10),C2*.05,if(and(B2>=10,B2<12),C2*.06,If(and(B2>=12,B2<15),C2*.07,C2*.1))))

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    Re: Simple commission calculator

    Thank you for your reply!
    Now i can go on with my little project.
    Have a nice day.

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    Re: Simple commission calculator

    CommCal.xlsHere's' another way that may give you a little more flexibility to adjust your numbers. Take a look and I hope it helps!
    Last edited by Tank997; 03-19-2013 at 11:59 AM.
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    Re: Simple commission calculator

    Quote Originally Posted by Tank997 View Post
    Attachment 221920Here's' another way that may give you a little more flexibility to adjust your numbers. Take a look and I hope it helps!
    Thank you, that's even a better way to do it, and a bit more advanced.
    Have a nice day.

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