Calculate price based on amount with different price on different amounts?

behedwin

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I have a sheet with column NAME and AMOUNT

In AMOUNT i define how many users a customer have.
So it could be like this:

NAMEAMOUNT
Customer A10000
Customer B3000

I want to calculate a customers price. And our price model is like this:
For the first 500 users, users pay 1 dollar.
For user 501-3000 users pay 0.75 dollar.
For user 3000-7000 users pay 0.5 dollar
For users 7000 and above users pay 0.25 dollar.

How can i caluclate a users price based on this set of rules?

I am interessted in either splitting the AMOUNT into these sections, so automatically take the first 500 and put in one column and so on.
Or just have a formula that can calculate everything, is this possible?
 

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Use =EDATE(A2,1) for one month later. Use EDATE(A2,12) for one year later.
Assuming your data starts on Cell A1, the PRICE Column header would be in C1 and the C2 would have the following formula:
Excel Formula:
=IF(B2>7000,500*1+2500*0.75+4000*0.5+(B2-7000)*0.25,IF(B2>3000,500*1+2500*0.75+(B2-3000)*0.5,IF(B2>500,500*1+(B2-500)*0.75,B2*1)))
Results were calculated as follows:
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With older versions, use the SumProduct formula.
With the named arrays, the table is not required.

Use Name Manager and create new names
array of bracket information New aB Value {0;500;3000;7000}
array of rate differential aR Value {1;-0.25;-0.25;-0.25}

Commissions 2023.xlsm
ABCDE
1AmountOlder versions
210,0005,125.005,125.005,125.00
33,0002,375.002,375.002,375.00
4
5Bracket Rate
6
701
85000.75
93,0000.5
107,0000.25
2c
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C2:C3C2=SUM((B2>$A$7:$A$10)*(B2-$A$7:$A$10)*($B$7:$B$10-$B$6:$B$9))
D2:D3D2=SUM((B2>aB)*(B2-aB)*aR)
E2:E3E2=SUMPRODUCT(--(B2>aB),(B2-aB),aR)
 
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