Help with Google Sheets Formula

[cryptomike]

I'm working on a tax sheet for personal use in Google Sheets. The hard thing is that the tax rate has been different for the last three years, making it hard for me to make the correct formula.

I have two tabs in the sheet
- Main sheet (showing taxes and tax rate
- Tax calculation sheet

The tax sheet has a calculation now based on a fixed percentage for taxes, but I want it to calculate based on the correct tax rate for the correct year, based on the date for the row.

On the main sheet I have listed:
A5 = Year 2017
A6 = Year 2018
A7 = Year 2019
B5 = 2017 tax calculations
B6 = 2018 tax calculations
B7 = 2019 tax calculations
C5 = 2017 Tax % rate
C6 = 2018 Tax % rate
C7 = 2019 Tax % rate

In the Tax sheet I add one row for each trade which includes the profit made - shown in the V column, then profits multiplied with the tax rate which is taking place in the W column. The code used today is =$V9*24%. The date for the trade is taking place in the H column. What I want to do is something like this:

If the date is >=1/1/2017",$H$2:$H$991,"<1/1/2018, then multiply the profits in V column with C5.
If the date is >=1/1/2018",$H$2:$H$991,"<1/1/2019, then multiply the profits in V column with C6.
If the date is >=1/1/2019",$H$2:$H$991,"<1/1/2020, then multiply the profits in V column with C7.

All of these conditions need to be set in a single formula to be used in the W column.

Sample Sheet: Excel Help Forum

 

[Legacy 456129]

Well, in maybe the Excel version of IFS( ) works in google sheets. The Test/Then go in pairs and go as deep as 127 pairs.

See How to use the Excel IFS function | Exceljet or the official IFS function

 

[MARK858]

Link below to the OP's cross-post...

Google sheet: how to use multiple parameters based on a certain value?

I'm working on a tax sheet for personal use in Google Sheets. The hard thing is that the tax rate has been different for the last three years, making it hard for me to make the correct formula. I have two tabs in the sheet - Main sheet (showing taxes and tax rate - Tax calculation sheet...

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[Joe4]

Cryptomike,

I see that you are new here, so you may have missed the rule and may not be familiar with our policy on Cross-Posting. While we do not prohibit Cross-Posting on this site, we do ask that you please mention you are doing so and provide links in each of the threads pointing to the other thread (see rule 13 here along with the explanation: Forum Rules). This way, other members can see what has already been done in regards to a question, and do not waste time working on a question that may already be answered.

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