Creating Commission Calculator Sheet

Jryan582

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I am trying to create a sales commission calculator template that can be used for all of our employees. The commission structure is:

• 100% to Goal = $75 per admit
• 120% to Goal = $100 per admit
• 140% to Goal = $150 per admit
• 160% to Goal = $175 per admit
• 180% to Goal = $200 per admit

I need fillable cells to put "monthly goal" and "qualified admits" and then allow the formulas to take it from there. I am struggling because of the way the structure is based on % to goal rather than you hit x number and your payout equals y. If someone could help me with these formulas I would be forever grateful! I have browsed through the other threads and found questions that are close but not quite what I am looking for. The table I am currently working with looks like:

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Thank you so much for your help!
 

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If you want the calculation on 22+1 , review the following

T202107a.xlsm
ABCDEF
1Goal20
2Achieved221.075
311.2100
4Amount1,725.001,725.001.4150
51.6175
61.8200
7
2e
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B4B4=(B2+B3)*LOOKUP((B2+B3)/B1,E2:F6)
C4C4=SUM(B2:B3)*LOOKUP(SUM(B2:B3)/B1,{1,75;1.2,100;1.4,150;1.6,175;1.8,200})


or
T202107a.xlsm
ABC
1Goal20
2Achieved22
31
423
5Amount1,725.001,725.00
6
2e
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B4B4=SUM(B2:B3)
B5B5=B4*LOOKUP(B4/B1,E2:F6)
C5C5=B4*LOOKUP(B4/B1,{1,75;1.2,100;1.4,150;1.6,175;1.8,200})


What lookup table are you using?
What are your formulas?
 
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Format cells as time
Select range and press Ctrl+Shift+2 to format cells as time. (Shift 2 is the @ sign).
Sir- I am using =B10*LOOKUP(B13/B9,E14:F23) as the formula for cell B14 and the lookup table is:

1626383133175.png
 
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Why did you change the Lookup table?
Did you change the definitions and rules for the calculations?
Is The formula that you showed yielding the result that you require?
 
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Why did you change the Lookup table?
Did you change the definitions and rules for the calculations?
Is The formula that you showed yielding the result that you require?
My counterpart had mentioned that we needed to account for someone hitting 110%, 130%, 150% and 170%. I didnt change the definitions or rules I just copy and pasted what you had put together. No unfortunately what we have as the formula right now is not yielding the correct results.
 
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You could have posted the information with the forum's too XL2BB.

What formula did you use?
Why did you change the Lookup Table?
What is the complete description of what you want calculated?
What is the result if the goal is not attained?
Show some sample calculations with correct amounts.
 
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You could have posted the information with the forum's too XL2BB.

What formula did you use?
Why did you change the Lookup Table?
What is the complete description of what you want calculated?
What is the result if the goal is not attained?
Show some sample calculations with correct amounts.


GHH NEW Calculator.xlsx
I
11
Sheet2


Im not sure if I did that right or not, tried following the directions. The formula that I used was the one that was provided, I thought: =B10*LOOKUP(B13/B9,E14:F23)
I just added a few more items in the lookup table hoping that would be able to help the formula calculate payouts for a rep that hit in between the 100,120,140,160 and 180% ranges.

If the result is not attained the payout is zero, if the rep does not hit at least hit 100% of their budget there is no payout.

The calculation I was trying to work with is one where a rep achieves 23 on a goal of 20 or 115% which pays out at $75 per admit so it should work out to be $1725.00 but for some reason the formula is calculating it at 71% or a $1650 payout.
 
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GHH NEW Calculator.xlsx
ABCDEF
4
5
6
7
8
9Monthly Medicare Admission Goal20
10Medicare Admissions for the Month22
11LUPAs1
12Episodic Payer Admits **only if goal achieved, calculate at .5 per admit**2
13Total Admissions23
14Commission Payout 16501650
15175
161.175
171.2100
181.3100
191.4150
201.5150
211.6175
221.7175
231.8200
Sheet2
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B13B13=SUM(B10,B12)-B11
B14B14=B10*LOOKUP(B13/B9,E14:F23)
C14C14=B10*LOOKUP(B10/B9,{1,75;1.2,100;1.4,150;1.6,175;1.8,200})
 
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Your formula references the incorrect cell.

You can copy the post to a clean sheet and use Excel's Formula Evaluate to review the formula.

You did not post an extract of your sheet or answer the questions!!!

T202107a.xlsm
ABCDEF
1
21.075
31.2100
41.4150
51.6175
61.8200
7
8
9Goal20
10
11
12
13Attained23
141725
5c
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B14B14=IFERROR(B13*LOOKUP(B13/B9,E1:F6),"")
 
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