Calculate Bonus payouts per quarter - help!

HELENTR

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Hello Excel guru's

Please help! I'm going mad trying to figure this out.....!

I'm trying to work out how to allocate bonuses per quarter out of a pool of money:

1) In Q1 x 2 individuals achieved their targets - although at different percentages.
So I need to pay out the pool money of $6828 in Q1 to the 2 individuals.
BUT the tricky part is that the person who achieved between 125-150% needs to get more than the person who achieved 110-120%

2) In Q2 x 3 individuals achieved their targets - at different percentages
So I need to pay out the pool money of $7063 in Q2 to the 3 individuals.
BUT the tricky part is that the person who achieved 150%+ needs to get more than the 2 people who achieved 110-120%

3) In Q3 x 3 individuals achieved their targets - at different percentages
So I need to pay out the pool money of $3922 in Q3 to the 3 individuals.
BUT the tricky part is that the person who achieved 150%+ needs to get more than the person who achieved 110-120% and who needs to get more than the person who achieved 100-110%


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Q1Q2Q3
payout pool $ 6,828 $ 7,063 $ 3,922
CountpayoutCountpayoutCountpayout
100%110%1
110%120%121
120%150%1
150%11
233

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So I think I have to work out the weightings for each category that gets at least a "1" (so Q1 is 50% and 50%) but don't know how to weight it further to account for the tiered weighting....

Hope someone can help?
Many thanks!
Helen
 

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Try this:

D4: =B4*TotalBonus/SUMPRODUCT(B$4:B$7,C$4:C$7)
E4: =C4*D4

You can vary the relative weights (highlighted) depending on how much you want to tilt the bonus pool to the higher performers.

ABCDE
1TotalBonus$6,828
2
3%TargetWeightNumberAmount eachTotal
4100-1101.00$2,905.53$0.00
5110-1201.101$3,196.09$3,196.09
6120-1501.251$3,631.91$3,631.91
7150+1.75$5,084.68$0.00
8$6,828.00

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Welcome to the Forum!

Try this:

D4: =B4*TotalBonus/SUMPRODUCT(B$4:B$7,C$4:C$7)
E4: =C4*D4

You can vary the relative weights (highlighted) depending on how much you want to tilt the bonus pool to the higher performers.

ABCDE
1TotalBonus$6,828
2
3%TargetWeightNumberAmount eachTotal
4100-1101.00$2,905.53$0.00
5110-1201.101$3,196.09$3,196.09
6120-1501.251$3,631.91$3,631.91
7150+1.75$5,084.68$0.00
8$6,828.00

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Oh my goodness - I knew it was something simple enough but just couldn't get it.

Thank you so much Stephen this works perfectly!!
 
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