I want to do this: If b2 is between 100% and 105% then show on C2 100%
for me that's like impossible. thanks./
I want to do this: If b2 is between 100% and 105% then show on C2 100%
for me that's like impossible. thanks./
Last edited by FDibbins; 09-06-2014 at 06:48 PM.
Hi, welcome to the forum
there are a few different ways of doing this (and you did not specify what you want if B2 is outside those boundries?)
Options 1
=min(1,B2)
Option 2
=IF(AND(B2>=1,B2<=1.05),1,"")
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ok. thanks for replying. i didn't know about the rule. but thanks now i know. i think i'm not explaining what i want to do. let see. Ok if i get to the 23.75% of my goal i will meet the 100% of my commission. but also i can exceed the or decrease depending for ex: i sold $1000 this month and thats my commission if i get the 23.75% of the close rate. but if i just got the 18% of my CR then i will get just the 75.8% out of those $1000 . i don't know if you guys understand now. sorry for my English.
OK thats a bit different from your initial question
Sounds like you have some sort of "table of rates" for your commission? If so, then perhaps a vlookup will serve you better?
hahahahaha yes we have tables of rates. here is an Screenshot of what i have so far. PAYOUT FORMULA.jpg
Its easier if you upload a workbook, not a pic, we cannot edit/change pics.
Having said that, change your Target column values to read lowest to highest, and then change them to only show the upper limit of each range...
A B C D 2 0% -50% 106% 10% 3 75% -30% 4 85% -20% 5 95% 0% 6 105% 10%
C2=value to seach on
D2=VLOOKUP(C2,A2:B6,2,1)
here is the workbook. and once again thanks for the help.
Im not going to reconstruct your table for you, you need to do some of the work yourself I have shown you the basis of what your table needs to look like, see if you can take it from there?
I have got the solution ( I hope..)
I have reorganized your table...
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Check the attached file..
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