Calculating bonus with different variable

Jeffreyxx01

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Hi guys,

I am trying to workout a bonus formula, but got stuck on,

I want to see in the formula column, if I change the number in red (100), the fomula would show for the range the bonus, as for example, 45 - 36 = 9 then max payout is 450, but i want to see inbetween if there is for example 40, then it would be 50 times 4 = 200,

Thanks for the help

Number100
MinMaxTier RangeBonusPayoutFormula here
03500
3645950450
45549100900
546392001800
631003730011100

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I don't know if it is clear for you,
I will try to make two scenarios,

for example between 0-35, there is no bonus,
36 to 45 I should receive 9*50 = 450
45 to 54 I should receive 9*100 = 900
54 to 63 I should receive 9*200 = 1800
63 to 100 I should receive 37*300 = 11,100

now assuming I don't reach 100 but I reach 40
36 to 45 I should receive 4*50 = 200
45 to 54 = 0
54 to 63 = 0
63 to 100 =0


hope that helps
 
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Hope it will work today...

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1Number46
2
3MinMaxTier RangeBonusPayoutFormula here
403535000
535451050450450
645549100900100
75463920018000
86310037300111000

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CellFormula
C4=B4-A4
F4=IF(AND($B$1>=A4,$B$1<B4),($B$1-A4)*D4,IF($B$1>=B4,E4,0))

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