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[/FONT]I have a table that stores rates for NI Contributions called Rates and I have been using a Vlookup to return the Rate based on the employee Salary like this
VLOOKUP(I4,'NIS AND TAX TABLE'!$E$2:$F$18,2)
Now that the rates have been increased (highlighted in the Rates Table attachment), how to get the new rates if I update the current Rate Table using the Effective Date. Thanks to ExcelIsFun's YouTube video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMDIkP76WkU
I've tried this:
{=INDEX(Rates[EMPLOYEE CONTRIBUTION],MATCH(AGGREGATE(14,6,Rates[EFFECTIVE DATE]/((Rates[MONTHLY SALARY]<[@GROSS])*(Rates[EFFECTIVE DATE]<=[@[PAY PERIOD END]])),1)&[@GROSS],INDEX(Rates[KEY],0),1))}
Although it returns values, I am not getting the correct results.
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[/FONT]I have a table that stores rates for NI Contributions called Rates and I have been using a Vlookup to return the Rate based on the employee Salary like this
VLOOKUP(I4,'NIS AND TAX TABLE'!$E$2:$F$18,2)
Now that the rates have been increased (highlighted in the Rates Table attachment), how to get the new rates if I update the current Rate Table using the Effective Date. Thanks to ExcelIsFun's YouTube video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMDIkP76WkU
I've tried this:
{=INDEX(Rates[EMPLOYEE CONTRIBUTION],MATCH(AGGREGATE(14,6,Rates[EFFECTIVE DATE]/((Rates[MONTHLY SALARY]<[@GROSS])*(Rates[EFFECTIVE DATE]<=[@[PAY PERIOD END]])),1)&[@GROSS],INDEX(Rates[KEY],0),1))}
Although it returns values, I am not getting the correct results.
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