IF conditions returning a % sum

VonHelson

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So I'm creating a spreadsheet to track commission pay-out across multiple pools of business. I want to minimize the risk of my staff doing the % sum themselves but I cant figure out how to use the =IF function. The problem I have is that the commission is different based upon what is sold. For example, if Product A is sold = 1.5% commission and if product B is sold = 3% commission.

I've created a list of products using data validation with the dropdown spread across cells F6 - F57. Reading up I believe that it would be an IF function so =IF(F6=ProductA but I cant figure out how to get the formula to then say "If product A is selected in cell F6, divide the figure in E6 by 1.5% and show the results in G6. Would I then need a new formula for each product to say If product B is selected in cell F6, divide the figure in E6 by 3% and show the results in G6.

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated
 

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see if you can get this works for you


Book1
ABCDEFG
1ProductCommission
2A11.00%
3A21.50%
4A32.00%
5A42.50%SaleProductCommission
6A53.00%1000A1370
7A63.50%
8A74.00%
9A84.50%
10A95.00%
11A105.50%
12A116.00%
13A126.50%
14A137.00%
15A147.50%
16A158.00%
17A168.50%
18A179.00%
19A189.50%
20A1910.00%
21A2010.50%
22A2111.00%
23A2211.50%
24A2312.00%
25A2412.50%
26A2513.00%
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
G6=E6*VLOOKUP(F6,A2:B26,2,FALSE)
 
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see if you can get this works for you

ABCDEFG
1ProductCommission
2A11.00%
3A21.50%
4A32.00%
5A42.50%SaleProductCommission
6A53.00%1000A1370
7A63.50%
8A74.00%
9A84.50%
10A95.00%
11A105.50%
12A116.00%
13A126.50%
14A137.00%
15A147.50%
16A158.00%
17A168.50%
18A179.00%
19A189.50%
20A1910.00%
21A2010.50%
22A2111.00%
23A2211.50%
24A2312.00%
25A2412.50%
26A2513.00%

<colgroup><col style="width: 25pxpx"><col><col><col><col><col><col><col></colgroup><thead>
</thead><tbody>
</tbody>
Sheet1

Worksheet Formulas
CellFormula
G6=E6*VLOOKUP(F6,A2:B26,2,FALSE)

<thead>
</thead><tbody>
</tbody>

<tbody>
</tbody>

I see what your going for but the problem I've got is that the spreadsheet is to be used by our finance team to reconcile pay-outs. As such we need to track the sheet on a monthly basis. What I've created looks like this -

Product
Product Pool
Commission
£20,000.00
Pool1
£300.00
£38,000.00
Pool3
£1140.00

<tbody>
</tbody>
In this example, the product value in cell 1 is £20,000.00. The product is tied to the business pool1 which carries a commission rate of 1.5% etc

In the product pool column I've created a dropdown box to cover our 5 pools of business so I need to figure out how to automate the commission calc based on those 5 pools so our finance guys can pull the commission off their daily reporting and refer back to the tracker sheet in order to reconcile the amounts and approve the pay-out.

<colgroup><col><col><col></colgroup><tbody>
</tbody>
 
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may be I didn't quite get your requirements.

Formula in G6 (and copy down to G7 etc) will lookup the product pool in F6 and read up the % from the commission table in $A$2:$B$6 and multiple the product in E6 to yield the commission in G6.


Book1
ABCDEFG
1ProductCommission
2Pool11.50%
3Pool22.00%
4Pool32.50%
5Pool43.00%ProductProduct PoolCommission
6Pool53.50%£20,000.00Pool1£300.00
7£38,000.00Pool4£1,140.00
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
G6=E6*VLOOKUP(F6,$A$2:$B$6,2,FALSE)
 
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