Severance Formulas: number of severance weeks based on salary grade level and years of service

TMalaska

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I am looking for an IF formula for...number of severance weeks based on salary grade level...for example:

IF grade level 21-25 receives 10 weeks of severance @ [amount] (based on individual salary)
IF grade level 26-27 receives 12 weeksof severance @ [amount] (based on individual salary)
IF grade level 28-29 receives 16 weeks of severance @ [amount] (based on individual salary)

**Also**

I need a simple lump sum formula for severance pay (lump sum amount) based on years of service...for example:

IF 5 yr = 1 wk @$1000 (this number will be based on a weekly salary amount)
IF 6 yr = 2 wks @$2000
IF 7 yr = 3 wks
and so on...

I would appreciate any help!
 

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A
B
C
D
1
Grade Level
Wks Pay
Current Wkly Salary
Total Payout
2
21-25​
10​
$1,252.37​
$12,523.70​
3
26-27​
12​
4
28-29​
16​
5
6
Formula in D2 and copied down column: =IF(C2="","",B2*C2)​
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I don't understand the specifics of your second request.

I need a simple lump sum formula for severance pay (lump sum amount) based on years of service...for example:

IF 5 yr = 1 wk @$1000 (this number will be based on a weekly salary amount)
IF 6 yr = 2 wks @$2000
IF 7 yr = 3 wks
and so on...
 
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How about

Excel 2013/2016
ABCDE
1GradeYears of serviceWeekly SalaryPaymentLump Sum
22151,234.5612,345.601,234.56
32261,234.5612,345.602,469.12
42371,234.5612,345.603,703.68
52481,234.5612,345.604,938.24
62591,234.5612,345.606,172.80
726101,234.5614,814.727,407.36
827111,234.5614,814.728,641.92
928121,234.5619,752.969,876.48
1029131,234.5619,752.9611,111.04
Quote
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D2=IF(A2<26,C2*10,IF(A2<28,C2*12,IF(A2<30,C2*16)))
E2=C2*(B2-4)
 
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