How to solve this % formula?

In microsoft exel i need a formula that will work out if d53 is more than or = to 10000 it will put 2% of 10000 in e53, If d53 is more than 10,001 but less then 20,000 it will put 3% in e53, If d53 is more than 20,001 it will put 4% in e53.

Thanks so much

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then i can reply with a solution ,

Hi and welcome to the forum

I would create a small table, something like this...

	A	B
1	0	2%
2	10001	3%
3	20001	4%

And then use a vlooup() formula to find the %

=VLOOKUP($D$53,$A$1:$B$3,2,1)

if d53 is more than or = to 10000 it will put 2% of 10000 in e53,
If d53 is more than 10,001 but less then 20,000 it will put 3% in e53,
If d53 is more than 20,001 it will put 4% in e53.

you have more than 20001 and less than 20000 - what to do if 20000 ?

what happens
D53 <10000
assuming

i assume you meant less than

so lets assume you mean

0-10000 =2%
>10000 to 20000 = 3%
>20000 = 4%

=if( d53 > 20000 , 0.04, if( d53>10000, 0.03, 0.02))

Take a look at the attached and see if you can adapt it to your data. If not, upload a (clean) sample of what you are working with for me to take a look at.

Happy to help and thanks for the feedback

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