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    Making tiers of pay based off multiple cells data

    As the title says, I'm trying to put a pay sheet together where there's tiers of bonus pay based off meeting a number of criteria. There are 4 categories and they are as follows,

    Tier 1
    20 flushes
    20 alignments
    55 tires
    5 dealer changes

    Tier 2
    30 flushes
    30 alignments
    65 tires
    5 dealer changes

    Tier 3
    35 flushes
    35 alignments
    75 tires
    5 dealer changes

    I want to have the numbers listed and the under the cells that have them listed, have the tier of bonus listed. I just don't know how to make a formula to tell me, based off the input numbers, whether it's tier 1, 2 or 3.

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    Re: Making tiers of pay based off multiple cells data

    The pattern "breaks" at cell B17. What tier do you expect 6 (for 'Home Dealer Changes')? 6 fits all tiers.
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    Quote Originally Posted by FlameRetired View Post
    The pattern "breaks" at cell B17. What tier do you expect 6 (for 'Home Dealer Changes')? 6 fits all tiers.
    The numbers are basicallt stating if they hit at least those numbers, they get that tier. In other words they need to meet all the criteria for whatever tier to grt that bonus. The hime dealer changes are only required to have 5 for any tier while the other criteria gets harder as you tier up. So theres only the three tiers

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    Re: Making tiers of pay based off multiple cells data

    It works much better if you can offset the Tier # headers as row headers for each section. It can be done by inserting a column to the left and entering this formula in A2.
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    Then this formula in G2 and fill down.
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    The only thing is that to be tier 1 all those criteria must be met and the same for the other two tiers. For example, they can have 40 flushes, 40 alignments 100 tires but if they dont have the 5 dealer changes, they get nothing. So the problem is writing one formula to assign 1 tier level based off all 4 catagories sales numbers.

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    Re: Making tiers of pay based off multiple cells data

    See attached.

    I reformatted table (see I1:L5)

    Helper in column H

    =IFERROR(MATCH(F2,$J2:$L2,1),0)

    in

    =IF(COUNTIFS($H$2:$H$5,0),"No bonus",INDEX($J$1:$L$1,MIN($H$2:$H$5)))

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    Re: Making tiers of pay based off multiple cells data

    That worked! Thanks so much

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    Re: Making tiers of pay based off multiple cells data

    If that takes care of your original question, please select Thread Tools from the menu link above and mark this thread as SOLVED. Thanks.

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