F6 = $72,690.
I found this Formula on the board.
=SUMPRODUCT(--(F6>{0,7999,39999,59999,79999}),F6-{0,7999,39999,59999,79999},{2,2.5,2,2,2})% which returns $3978.72.
So I modified it slightly to:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(F6>{0,7999,39999,59999,79999}),F6-{0,7999,39999,59999,79999},{2,2.5,4,6,8})% and now it returns $5140.18.
The issue is I cannot get it to get the result I need.
The pay plan goes like this:
$0 to $7999-2%
From $8000 to $39999-2.5% (Retro to $1)
From $40000 to $59999-4% (Retro to $1)
From $60000 to $79000-6% (Retro to $1)
All from $80000 and above-8% (Retro to $1)
If the Gross Profit is $72,690, based upon the pay plan the commission should be $4,361.40, which is 6%.
Thanks in advance,
JJ in SD
I found this Formula on the board.
=SUMPRODUCT(--(F6>{0,7999,39999,59999,79999}),F6-{0,7999,39999,59999,79999},{2,2.5,2,2,2})% which returns $3978.72.
So I modified it slightly to:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(F6>{0,7999,39999,59999,79999}),F6-{0,7999,39999,59999,79999},{2,2.5,4,6,8})% and now it returns $5140.18.
The issue is I cannot get it to get the result I need.
The pay plan goes like this:
$0 to $7999-2%
From $8000 to $39999-2.5% (Retro to $1)
From $40000 to $59999-4% (Retro to $1)
From $60000 to $79000-6% (Retro to $1)
All from $80000 and above-8% (Retro to $1)
If the Gross Profit is $72,690, based upon the pay plan the commission should be $4,361.40, which is 6%.
Thanks in advance,
JJ in SD