Annual Bonus Calc Based on Hired Month

merivera

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  1. 2019
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Hi-

I need help trying to come up with a formula that will retrieve a set bonus percent based on hired month. I'm working on 2019. Please see my data below.

Month Pro-Rate
Jan 19 100%
Feb 19 92%
Mar 19 83%
Apr 19 75%
May 19 67%
Jun 19 58%
Jul 19 50%
Aug 19 42%
Sep 19 33%
Oct 19 0%
Nov 19 0%
Dec 19 0%

Anyone that was hired prior to 1/1/19 qualify for 100% of their bonus. Anyone hired as of 10/1/19 through current date does not qualify. Here's my list of test employees.

EE Name Date of hire
Jon Jon 01/01/2015
Jane Doe 01/01/2014
John Doe 01/06/2015
Sam Mitchell 01/01/2019
Grant Hill 11/01/2019
Lucas, Ken C 01/01/2020

If you started prior to 1/31/2019 your bonus amount would be 100%.

If you started on 2/1/2019 through current date, your bonus would be prorated.

Help I need to solve this asap.

Thank you!
 

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1NameHire DateBonus %01-Jan-1925100%
2Jon Jon01-Jan-15100.00%01-Feb-1992%
3Jane Doe01-Jan-14100.00%01-Mar-1983%
4John Doe01-Jun-15100.00%01-Apr-1975%
5Sam Mitchell01-Jan-19100.00%01-May-1967%
6Grant Hill01-Nov-190.00%01-Jun-1958%
7Ken Lucas01-Jan-200.00%01-Jul-1950%
8a01-Apr-1975.00%01-Aug-1942%
9b01-May-1967.00%01-Sep-1933%
10c01-Jun-1958.00%01-Oct-19
11d01-Feb-1992.00%
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Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C2:C11C2=LOOKUP(B2,$E$1:$F$10)


If you do not want the Lookup table

=LOOKUP(B2,{9133,1;43497,0.92;43525,0.83;43556,0.75;43586,0.67;43617,0.58;43647,0.5;43678,0.42;43709,0.33;43739,0})
 
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This formula worked! Thank you.

If I wanted to house the table on a seperate tab so I could have the flexibility to adjust the percents in the future. What would the formula be?
 
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With the table on a sheet named 1d formula would be =LOOKUP(B2,'1d'!$E$1:$F$10)

Edit for the name of the Sheet that you decide to use.

An alternative would be to name the Lookup information in Formulas Name Manager for example
- new name say Bonus
={9133,1;43497,0.92;43525,0.83;43556,0.75;43586,0.67;43617,0.58;43647,0.5;43678,0.42;43709,0.33;43739,0}

The formula would then be =LOOKUP(B3,Bonus)
 
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