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Total Commission Calculation Using VLookUp
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Tererai Muridzo
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January 30, 2017 - 10:46 pm
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hi guys

What is the total commission made by Jackie? from the attached ,had used the formula below and its not working

 

"=sum(VLOOKUP("jackie",$B$5:$N$17,{((2*C20),(3*D20),(4*e20),(5*f20),(6*g20),(7*h20),(8*i20),(9*j20),(10*k20),(11*l20),(12*m20),(13*n20)},0)

Attached is the file

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Tererai

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Frans Visser
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Don't understand completely what your formula is doing. But: in your formula you spelled the name without the capital "J" and because you looked for an exact match (the zero at the back of the formula) that's maybe one point to check out? 

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Second one. I don't see anything counting other than the percentages on row 20. So that doesn't work either. There is no relation between something in the table (lets say the values on the row of Jackie) and the commission and the counting then. Can you explain what you want to be counted? You are using two formulas in the wrong way together, as I see it at the moment

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Hi Frans

 

thank you ,got it ,check below formula for the calculation

 

=SUMPRODUCT(INDEX(C5:N17,MATCH("Jackie",B5:B17,0),),C20:N20)
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Just change your formula to

=SUMPRODUCT(INDEX(C5:N17,MATCH("Jackie",B5:B17,0),0))

it should give you $307

Hope this helps.

Sunny

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