Hi,
I trying to create a commission structure whereby a sales team gets commission based on increasing percentages, but the relevant percentage is only paid on the incremental range. It's best explained by an example.
0 - 15,000 paid at 20%
15,001 - 25,000 paid at 25%
25,001 - 35,000 paid at 30%
35,001 - 40,000 paid at 35%
40,001+ at 40%.
So, if a sales rep had 50,000 sales in the month, the first 15,000 would be paid at 20%, the next 10,000 paid at 25% (25,000 - 15,001), the next 10,000 paid at 30% (35,000 - 25,001) and so on.
I tried using a lookup table but it seems to apply the whole amount at a single percentage only, and using an IF statements and lookup tables just became too complicated.
I have been informed by better users of Excel (although, they did not know how) that it might be best to calculate the above using a function generated in VBA. However I do know where to start, as I have only limited experience in VBA.
All help gratefully accepted.
Thanks in advance,
John
I trying to create a commission structure whereby a sales team gets commission based on increasing percentages, but the relevant percentage is only paid on the incremental range. It's best explained by an example.
0 - 15,000 paid at 20%
15,001 - 25,000 paid at 25%
25,001 - 35,000 paid at 30%
35,001 - 40,000 paid at 35%
40,001+ at 40%.
So, if a sales rep had 50,000 sales in the month, the first 15,000 would be paid at 20%, the next 10,000 paid at 25% (25,000 - 15,001), the next 10,000 paid at 30% (35,000 - 25,001) and so on.
I tried using a lookup table but it seems to apply the whole amount at a single percentage only, and using an IF statements and lookup tables just became too complicated.
I have been informed by better users of Excel (although, they did not know how) that it might be best to calculate the above using a function generated in VBA. However I do know where to start, as I have only limited experience in VBA.
All help gratefully accepted.
Thanks in advance,
John
