Future Revenue Earning Based on Scenarios

vikas_newports

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Hello! I am looking for someone to design a simple tool to simulate a revenue share agreement.
The excel ( or google sheet) should make it easy for me to estimate how much I will get paid based on 3 factors:
1. how much revenue the business is generating
2. if and when I leave the company
3. if and when I am fired from the company

the first calculation is simple. I get paid 5% of all revenue up to $2,000 plus 10% of all revenue between $2,000 & $3,000 plus 15% of all revenue between $3,000 & $4,000 plus 20% of all revenue between $4,000 and $5,000 plus 30% of all revenue between $5,000 and $7,500 plus 40% of all revenue between $7,500 and $10,000 plus 50% of all revenue above 10,000

The revenue-sharing agreement is for 3 years

If I chose to leave the role and worked 6 months or less, I earn no more money. If I worked between 6 months and 1 year, I will continue to earn 25% of my predetermined revenue share capped at $2,000 / month. If I worked between 1 year and 2 years I will continue to earn 50% of my predetermined revenue share capped at $4,000. If I worked between 2 and 3 years with the company I will continue to earn 75% of my predetermined revenue share capped at $6,000.

If Laura (business owner) fires me and I've for less than 6 months, I earn no more money. If I worked between 6 months and 1 year, I will continue to earn 10% of my predetermined revenue share capped at $2,000 / month. If I worked between 1 year and 2 years I will continue to earn 20% of my predetermined revenue share capped at $4,000. If I worked between 2 and 3 years with the company I will continue to earn 30% of my predetermined revenue share capped at $6,000.

Is this something you can help me with?
 
" I am getting error as I am not getting =BIGNUM"

see previous information
- create the named ranges aB, aR, and BigNum as defined previously

or just put a very large number in the cell. Revenue probably will not exceed 10000000 so use that number.
 
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T202012a.xlsm
ABCDE
14
15Month_Rate_aUpper_aRate_l
1600%00%
17725%2,00010%
181350%4,00020%
192575%6,00030%
20
21MonthRevenueShareEarn_AEarn_L
22110,000.002,300.000.000.00
23210,000.002,300.000.000.00
24310,000.002,300.000.000.00
25410,000.002,300.000.000.00
26510,000.002,300.000.000.00
27610,000.002,300.000.000.00
28714,000.004,300.001,075.00430.00
29814,400.004,500.001,125.00450.00
30914,800.004,700.001,175.00470.00
311015,200.004,900.001,225.00490.00
321115,600.005,100.001,275.00510.00
331216,000.005,300.001,325.00530.00
341316,400.005,500.002,750.001,100.00
351416,800.005,700.002,850.001,140.00
361517,200.005,900.002,950.001,180.00
371617,600.006,100.003,050.001,220.00
381718,000.006,300.003,150.001,260.00
391818,400.006,500.003,250.001,300.00
401918,800.006,700.003,350.001,340.00
412019,200.006,900.003,450.001,380.00
422119,600.007,100.003,550.001,420.00
432220,000.007,300.003,650.001,460.00
442320,400.007,500.003,750.001,500.00
452420,800.007,700.003,850.001,540.00
462521,200.007,900.005,925.002,370.00
472621,600.008,100.006,000.002,430.00
482722,000.008,300.006,000.002,490.00
492822,400.008,500.006,000.002,550.00
502922,800.008,700.006,000.002,610.00
513023,200.008,900.006,000.002,670.00
523123,600.009,100.006,000.002,730.00
533224,000.009,300.006,000.002,790.00
543324,400.009,500.006,000.002,850.00
553424,800.009,700.006,000.002,910.00
563525,200.009,900.006,000.002,970.00
573625,600.0010,100.006,000.003,030.00
58118,725.0051,120.00
3c
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D22:D57D22=(A22>0)*MIN(LOOKUP(A22,Month_,Rate_a)*C22,LOOKUP(A22,Month_,Upper_a))
E22:E57E22=(A22>0)*MIN(LOOKUP(A22,Month_,Rate_l)*C22,LOOKUP(A22,Month_,Upper_a))
D58:E58D58=SUM(D22:D57)
C22:C57C22=SUMPRODUCT(--(B22>aB),B22-aB,aR)
Named Ranges
NameRefers ToCells
Month_='3c'!$B$16:$B$19D22:E57
Rate_a='3c'!$C$16:$C$19D22:D57
Rate_l='3c'!$E$16:$E$19E22:E57
Upper_a='3c'!$D$16:$D$19D22:E57
Yr='3c'!$B$16:$B$19D22:E57
 
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Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D22:D57D22=(A22>0)*MIN(LOOKUP(A22,{0;7;13;25},{0;0.25;0.5;0.75})*C22,LOOKUP(A22,{0;7;13;25},{0;2000;4000;6000}))
E22:E57E22=(A22>0)*MIN(LOOKUP(A22,{0;7;13;25},{0;0.1;0.2;0.3})*C22,LOOKUP(A22,{0;7;13;25},{0;2000;4000;6000}))
D58:E58D58=SUM(D22:D57)
C22:C57C22=SUMPRODUCT(--(B22>{0;2000;3000;4000;5000;7500;10000}),B22-{0;2000;3000;4000;5000;7500;10000},{0.05;0.05;0.05;0.05;0.1;0.1;0.1})
 
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Solution
What did you try?
If the weeks 17 to 36 are blank, the calculations will show 0 for these weeks.
The total will show the income for weeks 1 -16.

You can calculate the week number.
 
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" great idea but how can I make them zero with any formula If I select directly months from a cell"

If you are using one of the suggestions, the formulas should still work.

You will have to provide some information; I cannot see your spreadsheet and I cannot guess at what you are trying.

Why didn't you post an extract of your information?
 
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