bballfan23
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Hi - I am trying to create a formula to determine revenue share for a company I work with.
The initial revenue share percentage is 5%. On a yearly basis, Company X will receive 5% of Company Y's revenue until a $12 million cumulative number is hit. Once $12 million is hit, the revenue share % would decrease to 3.5%.
If revenues were $100 million, this target of $12 million would be hit after Year 3. Is there a formula that can be written (perhaps a nested IF) to properly switch the calculation from 5% to 3.5% once the $12 million is hit and not after the fact?
Thanks!
The initial revenue share percentage is 5%. On a yearly basis, Company X will receive 5% of Company Y's revenue until a $12 million cumulative number is hit. Once $12 million is hit, the revenue share % would decrease to 3.5%.
If revenues were $100 million, this target of $12 million would be hit after Year 3. Is there a formula that can be written (perhaps a nested IF) to properly switch the calculation from 5% to 3.5% once the $12 million is hit and not after the fact?
Thanks!