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    If condition

    Hi All,
    I need help to figure this out.
    Sales Made Weightage
    >25 15%
    16 to 25 12 to 14.5%
    11 to 15 7% to 10%
    5 to 10 1% to 5%
    0 to 4 0%

    I am trying to calculate there performance depending on their sales.
    If an agent made 16 sales he should get 12 points.
    If an agent make sales between 16 to 25 then it should be prorated between 12 to14.5 points.
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    Re: If condition

    I'm not really clear from your example what your trying to acheive, what do you mean someone would recieve 12 14.5 points prorated? if someon had sales of 18 or 20 what would your expected answer be? maybe you could alter the example to show a little clearer what your input would be to get your desired output
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    Re: If condition

    Try this user defined function

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    Re: If condition

    I dont want to use VBA. Do we have any other way to figure this out.

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    Re: If condition

    You can use mrices case statements and make a nested IF function...
    Where there is a will there are many ways.

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    Re: If condition

    Please dont get me wronk.I dont want to use VBA or Macros.

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    Re: If condition

    My suggestion was to transform this:

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    into this:

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    which is a formula!

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    Re: If condition

    My suggestion was to transform this:

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    into this:

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    which is a formula!

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    Re: If condition

    Thank you so much

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