Commision Calculator

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I have posted a similar thread earlier but the formaula I am looking for is now different. I'm looking to create a formula that calculates sales commission from monthly sales achieved. Cell A1 will contain monthly sales achieved.

The commission structure is

$0-$14,999 - 10%
15k-18k - 20% (20% on all of 15k once hit)
18k+ 30% ( this only applies to the value above 18K)


Please let me know if you can help.
 

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Let me know if this does what you are looking for.

Code:
=A1*(1+(LOOKUP(A1,{0,15000,18000},{0.1,0.2,0.3})))
 
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I think the formula is flawed as the calculation brings me back a result of 5338 when sales are 4899
 
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At $4,899, they should betting 10% commission right? 10% of $4,899 is $489.9. That added back to the original of 4,899 is $5,388.9. Are you looking for just the commission part?

Code:
=A1*LOOKUP(A1,{0,15000,18000},{0.1,0.2,0.3})

This would return 489.9 from 4,899
 
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The commission structure is

$0-$14,999 - 10%
15k-18k - 20% (20% on all of 15k once hit)
18k+ 30% ( this only applies to the value above 18K)

Possibly...



Excel 2010
ABJ
1190003900
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
J1=MIN(A1,18000)*LOOKUP(MIN(A1,18000),{0,15000},{0.1,0.2})+IF(A1>18000,(A1-18000)*0.3,0)
 
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Try this
=A1*LOOKUP(A1,{0,0.1;15000,0.2;18001,0.3}

I don't think you are taking the conditions in the brackets into account, particularly for 18k+ :biggrin:


The commission structure is

$0-$14,999 - 10%
15k-18k - 20% (20% on all of 15k once hit)
18k+ 30% ( this only applies to the value above 18K)

so for 19000 you would get 18000 * 0.2 = 3600 + 1000 * 0.3 = 300 giving a total of 3900.
 
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