Help with ticket sales with different commission levels.

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Hello, We run a MMA company out of Michigan and I had a question on how to set up a spreadsheet to help with ticket figuring. Here is the scenario I need help with. We sell the tickets for $20. Tickets are signed out to fighters and they sell them to make a cut. If they sell 1 ticket through 20 tickets they receive a $5 kickback and we receive $15. We have different commission points. 1-20 is $5, 21-30 is $6, #31-40 is $7, 41-50 is $8 and 50 tickets plus is $9 back to the fighter. This is where I get lost. The commission varies on the quantity of tickets sold and needs to adjust as needed. Example: When a fighter sells 33 tickets they would get a $7 ticket commission on ticket 31,32,and 33. Then drop to $6 a ticket for 21-30, and then on ticket 1-20 go to $5.
My biggest concern is I need something for speed as we collect money and leftover tickets the day before. I would like something that for example a fighter signs out 20 tickets at $20 a piece. He sells 5 tickets, he keeps a $25 cut and we get $75. For the sake of speed I would need something where I type in how many they signed out and how many tickets they returned. Which in turn tells me they sold 5 tickets, owe $75 and they get a $25 cut. Are ticket prices are $20 for general admission and $30 for VIP. The same cut is for both ticket styles. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
 

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Here are two ways you could calculate the commission:

B3: =5*NoOfTickets+MAX(0,NoOfTickets-20)+MAX(0,NoOfTickets-30)+MAX(0,NoOfTickets-40)+MAX(0,NoOfTickets-50)
B4: =SUMPRODUCT(--(NoOfTickets>D2:D6),NoOfTickets-D2:D6,E2:E6)

Excel 2010
ABCDE
1NoOfTickets35NoMarginal $
205
3Commission$195201
4$195301
5401
6501

<tbody>
</tbody>
Sheet1
 
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Seems pretty confusing right now. I'll probably do something with just the 1-20 on tickets because most ask for 20 tickets or less. So it would be the $5 a ticket kickback. I need something set for tomorrow to make it easy when things get turned back in.
 
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Hi MichiganEliteFightLeague

I can confirm that StephenCrump's example does work.

If it helps, here's my take on the problem. Below shows the formulas, then below that the values seen in the workbook (apologies, I can't load a workbook for you).

The formulas

ABCDEFGHIJK
1Commission DetailsCommission
2QuantityFighter CutHouse CutFighter CommHouse Comm
3=0$0.00$0.0000
4Ticket Price $ 20.00 <=20$5.00=TICKET_PRICE-G4=IF(TICKETS_SOLD>=F3+1,(MIN(TICKETS_SOLD,F4)-F3)*G4,0)=IF(TICKETS_SOLD>=F3+1,(MIN(TICKETS_SOLD,F4)-F3)*H4,0)
5Tickets Sold35<=30$6.00=TICKET_PRICE-G5=IF(TICKETS_SOLD>=F4+1,(MIN(TICKETS_SOLD,F5)-F4)*G5,0)=IF(TICKETS_SOLD>=F4+1,(MIN(TICKETS_SOLD,F5)-F4)*H5,0)
6<=40$7.00=TICKET_PRICE-G6=IF(TICKETS_SOLD>=F5+1,(MIN(TICKETS_SOLD,F6)-F5)*G6,0)=IF(TICKETS_SOLD>=F5+1,(MIN(TICKETS_SOLD,F6)-F5)*H6,0)
7<=50$8.00=TICKET_PRICE-G7=IF(TICKETS_SOLD>=F6+1,(MIN(TICKETS_SOLD,F7)-F6)*G7,0)=IF(TICKETS_SOLD>=F6+1,(MIN(TICKETS_SOLD,F7)-F6)*H7,0)
8Total Sale =B9+B10 >50$9.00=TICKET_PRICE-G8=IF(TICKETS_SOLD>50,(TICKETS_SOLD-50)*G8,0)=IF(TICKETS_SOLD>50,(TICKETS_SOLD-50)*H8,0)
9Fighter Commission =FIGHTER_COMM =SUM(J3:J8)=SUM(K3:K8)
10House Commission =HOUSE_COMM



The Values

ABCDEFGHIJK
1Commission DetailsCommission
2QuantityFighter CutHouse CutFighter CommHouse Comm
3=0$0.00$0.0000
4Ticket Price $ 20.00 <=20$5.00$15.00100300
5Tickets Sold35<=30$6.00$14.0060140
6<=40$7.00$13.003565
7<=50$8.00$12.0000
8Total Sale $ 700.00 >50$9.00$11.0000
9Fighter Commission $ 195.00 195505
10House Commission $ 505.00

Named Ranges used
NameCell Reference
FIGHTER_COMMJ9
HOUSE_COMMK9
TICKET_PRICEB4
TICKETS_SOLDB5


Hope this helps.
 
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