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(@lou)
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Hi I need some help with a formula as it has multiple conditions. An example below, I have a Column of percentages (column A) and want the formula in column B to say if Cell A3 is greater than 100 outcome is formula shown. If it’s between 90.1 and 99.9 but end in a 0 then the formula in 2nd row or if ends in any number 1 to 9 then The formula in the 3rd row. Finally if the figure in column A is 90% or less I want it to return 0.  I want the results shown in column 2 but one formula that can be pasted down. Hope this makes sense. Can anyone help?

118.0%.        . 136.        RIGHT(A3,2)*2+100

91.0%             10.00     RIGHT(A4)*10

92.5%.             25          RIGHT(A5,2)

 
Posted : 23/02/2020 9:26 am
Philip Treacy
(@philipt)
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Hi Louise,

It looks like you are working with numbers stored as text.  The RIGHT function is for strings.  So is everything a string or do you have numbers mixed in?

If it’s between 90.1 and 99.9 but end in a 0 - like 91.0?  Or 90.1 which as a number does end in a zero, i.e. 90.10.  Again, numbers stored as text?

Please supply your workbook which will make it easier to answer these questions.

Regards

Phil

 
Posted : 23/02/2020 11:47 pm
(@lou)
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Hi Philp

 

I am  working with numbers i am trying to work out bonus's based upon percentage of individual sales. Tthe final calculation (which works in collumn AB) is based on 60% of group sales and then 40% of individual sales whihch is collumn Y that i am having a problem with.  I have attahed the spreadheet so you can see and it.

 

To explain how the individual bonus works, if they get over 100% the amount over is double e.g 118% becomes 136 however if they get below 100% and between 90.1 and 99.9 they get the last 2 digits x 10 e.g. 95.0% they get 50 or 93.2% they get 32 and anything under 90.1 they get nothing.

 

Hpe thus explains what i am trying to achieve better and thanks in advance for your response.

Louise

 
Posted : 24/02/2020 4:50 am
(@purfleet)
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So you dont really need to know the last charecter of the Percentage, we can just do a calucation on it?

Are you sure that the person getting >90.1 <99.9 gets more of a bonus than the person get over 100? Or have i read that wrong?you can adjust the numbers and calculations if need, but the below should work.

=IF(X2>1,(X2-1)*2,IF(AND(X2>0.901,X2<=0.999),(X2-0.9)*10,IF(X2<=0.901,0,"")))

Purfleet

 
Posted : 24/02/2020 2:11 pm
(@lou)
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Thank you so much i must have been trying to overcomplicate it!  I have had to tweak the calculations to get the results i wanted but it has worked.

=IF(X2>1,(X2-1)*2*100+100,IF(AND(X2>0.901,X2<=0.999),(X2-0.9)*1000,IF(X2<=0.901,0,"")))

Many thanks again!

 
Posted : 25/02/2020 3:45 am
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