Formula for Accelerator

Citrusandsage

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Hi there!
So we have a commission plan that for 0% - 100% of attainment the payout % is = the % of attainment.

For every additional point above 100% to goal the payout increases by 2%. However has to be an even point for example they employee is at 100.4% they wont get the 102%% unless they are at 101% even. I need to find a formula that does that for me. attached an image for reference (In D6)
IF(D4<=100% than multiply the % of attainment by D5 otherwise add 2% for every full point above 100% (so in this case the formula in the accelerator table for 101% would be (=D11+(0.01*2).
Where I am struggling is I do not want to base the commission calculator on the table I want the formula to do it automatically. if they get to 101% they get paid 102% if they get to 102% they get 104% and then everything in between that next full point stays at the first % so 101.98% still gets paid at 102%.
 

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Book1
CD
1
2Quota$ 1,000,000.00
3Bookings$ 1,010,000.00
4% of attainment101.00%
5OTC$ 100,000.00
6Commission$ 102,000.00
Sheet2
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D6D6=IF(D4<1,D4,1+0.02*(INT(D4*100)-100))*D5
 
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This is amazing! Thank you so much! Question can you alter this formula to produce just the payout % opposed to the actual result? For example instead of it saying 102K for the result the answer was
102%
I just used this calc and it works perfect but I forgot I need to produce the payout % so I can write in an additional formula for retroactive pay. So I would only need the payout %., I appreciate you so much.
 
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