Conditional Coding/Formula functions- High Urgency :/

srinath tantri

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Hello all,

Hope you are doing well today,

I have a project which is incomplete without an excel tracker with the provided conditions below, will any one be able to help me with it?

Assume the cell values as below information provided:

· B9 = Receipt amount
· I9 = Level of Graduation
· M9 = Grade Achieved
· Q9 = Claim amount

Claim amount (Q9) = 100% of receipt amount (B9) if Grade achieved (M9) =”A” and if Level of Graduation (I9) = “Under Graduated” maximum up to 11500 and
= “Post graduated” maximum up to 18500.


Q9 = B9 (100%) if M9=”A” and if I9= “Under Graduated” then maximum amount = 11500 and
I9= “Post Graduated” then maximum amount=18500. ------------Condition 1


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</tbody>


Claim amount (Q9) = 75% of receipt amount (B9) if Grade achieved (M9) = “B” and level of graduation (I9) = “Under Graduated” maximum up to 11500 and
= “Post graduated” maximum up to 18500.


(Q9) = B9 (75%) if M9= “B” and if I9= “Under Graduated” then maximum amount = 11500 and
I9= “Post Graduated” then maximum amount=18500. -----------Condition 2


<tbody>
</tbody>

Claim amount (Q9) = 0% of receipt amount (B9) if Grade achieved (M9) = “C”

(Q9) = B9 (0%) if M9=“C”

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</tbody>

Appreciate all your efforts and help in providing resolution for this tool in advance.

Do let me know in case you have anything else for me.

Thank you so much!
 

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Srinath, try this in Q9:

Code:
=MIN(B9*IF(M9="A",100%,IF(M9="B",75%,0%)),IF(UPPER(LEFT(I9,1))="P",18500,IF(UPPER(LEFT(I9,1))="U",11500)))
 
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Assume the below cell values information provided:

· B9 = Receipt amount
· I9 = Level of Graduation
· M9 = Grade Achieved
· Q9 = Claim amount

Claim amount (Q9) = 100% of receipt amount (B9) if Grade achieved (M9) =”A” and if Level of Graduation (I9) = “Under Graduated” maximum up to 11500 and
= “Post graduated” maximum up to 18500.

Q9 = B9 (100%) if M9=”A” and if I9= “Under Graduated” then maximum amount = 11500 and
I9= “Post Graduated” then maximum amount=18500. ------------Condition 1


Claim amount (Q9) = 75% of receipt amount (B9) if Grade achieved (M9) = “B” and level of graduation (I9) = “Under Graduated”
= “Post graduated”

If receipt amount (B9) exceeds 11500 for Under Graduate (I9) then 75% on 11500
If receipt amount (B9) exceeds 18500 for Post Graduate (I9) then 75% on 18500

(Q9) = B9 (75%) if M9= “B” and if I9= “Under Graduated”
I9= “Post Graduated” -----------Condition 2


If B9> 11500 for “Under Graduated” then 75% on 11500 for Under Graduate.
If B9>18500 for “Post graduated” then 75% on 18500 for Post graduate.

Claim amount (Q9) = 0% of receipt amount (B9) if Grade achieved (M9) = “C”


(Q9) = B9 (0%) if M9=“C” -------------Condition 3


Formula already available is =MIN(B9*IF(M9="A",100%,IF(M9="B",75%,0%)),IF(UPPER(LEFT(I9,1))="P",18500,IF(UPPER(LEFT(I9,1))="U",11500)))
This formula calculates 75% on what ever receipt amount is provided.
However we need to have formula corrected i.e. when receipt amount exceeds 11500 for under graduate and 18500 formula must calculate 75% on the MAX amount.


Thank you all and appreciate all your efforts in providing the resolution on this promptly in advance!
 
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Hi, Srinath. I see: the additional stipulation was not clear to me from the original post. Try this:

Code:
=IF(M9="A",100%,IF(M9="B",75%,0%))*MIN(B9,IF(UPPER(LEFT(I9,1))="P",18500,IF(UPPER(LEFT(I9,1))="U",11500)))
 
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Thank you so much for your assistance on this, i really appreciate your prompt response.

I will try to check this and will let you know in case i have any further issues or concerns,
 
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