Google sheets scaling discounts

Berandon

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I have a current pricing system that has stages of discounts.
=ifs('Square foot Calc'!$B$20>15000,'Square foot Calc'!$B$20*0.15,'Square foot Calc'!$B$20>10000,'Square foot Calc'!$B$20*0.1,'Square foot Calc'!$B$20>6000,'Square foot Calc'!$B$20*0.05,'Square foot Calc'!$B$20<6000,0)

The issue i am finding is that the steps cause an issue with adding on to the project and it goes from one tier to the next (eg. a project comes to $5800 and gets no discount, the customer adds something small and now it is $6050 but with the discount, it is $5747.50), it is actually cheaper for the customer.

I'd like to see if there is a way to make it a soft scale to discount 0% at $6000 and under and capping at 15% at $15,000 and up

TIA
Brandon
 

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AS per my understanding

You want just one discount category > 15000 @15%

1235.xlsm
AB
1
25000 
34000 
46000 
57000 
68000 
712000 
815000 
9180002700
10190002850
11200003000
Sheet11
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B2:B11B2=IF(A2>15000,A2*0.15,"")


if you want some this else elaborate your query
 
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This is what i have right now, I would like the highlighted areas to not have the strange jumps in discount.

Does this help?
 

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Did you want like this. It will work nearest Thousand value

1235.xlsm
AB
11000 
22050 
33000 
44000 
55000 
65800 
76000300
86100 
97000350
108000400
119500 
12100001000
13110001100
14120001200
15130001300
1614200 
17150002250
18160002400
1917900 
20180002700
21190002850
Sheet11
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B1:B21B1=IF(MOD(A1, 1000) = 0, IF(A1 >= 15000, A1 * 0.15, IF(A1 >= 10000, A1 * 0.1, IF(A1 >= 6000, A1 * 0.05, ""))), "")
 
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