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Working out accruing %'s in excel
Clairecat
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I'm trying to work out how much money I'm owed back as a rebate from a company I do business for.
They give me an anual rebate based on my monthly turnover:
£0-£24,999k = 1%
£25k - £49,999 = 2%
£50k - £74,999 = 3%
£75k - £99,999 = 4%
£100k+ = 5%
The rebate is worked out in stages, so if i make £48k one month, I get 2% on £23,001 and 1% on the £24,999.
As I get the rebate annually, i wanted to make a spreadsheet with a column for every months turnover, a total turnover and a rebate due column. Is it possible to make a formula to show the total rebate due, based on all the above?
Its been confusing me all day.
They give me an anual rebate based on my monthly turnover:
£0-£24,999k = 1%
£25k - £49,999 = 2%
£50k - £74,999 = 3%
£75k - £99,999 = 4%
£100k+ = 5%
The rebate is worked out in stages, so if i make £48k one month, I get 2% on £23,001 and 1% on the £24,999.
As I get the rebate annually, i wanted to make a spreadsheet with a column for every months turnover, a total turnover and a rebate due column. Is it possible to make a formula to show the total rebate due, based on all the above?
Its been confusing me all day.
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Claire, Not easy to explain but if you send me a private message with your e-mail address I can send something over.....
Basically you want it to look like this:
A B
1 Month: Jan
2 Turnover 48,000
3 24999 =if(b2<a3,b2,a3)
4 49999 =if(b2<a4,b2-b3,a4-a3)
5 74999 =if(b2<a5,b2-b3-b4,a5-a4)
6 99999 =if(b2<a6,b2-bc-b4-b5,a6-a5)
7 =if(b2>99999,b2-99999,0)
8
9 1% =a9*b3
10 2% =a10*b4
11 3% =a11*b5
12 4% =a12*b6
13 5% =a13*b7
14 Total =sum(b9:b13)
Good luckSmile
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Claire, Not easy to explain but if you send me a private message with your e-mail address I can send something over.....
Basically you want it to look like this:
A B
1 Month: Jan
2 Turnover 48,000
3 24999 =if(b2<a3,b2,a3)
4 49999 =if(b2<a4,b2-b3,a4-a3)
5 74999 =if(b2<a5,b2-b3-b4,a5-a4)
6 99999 =if(b2<a6,b2-bc-b4-b5,a6-a5)
7 =if(b2>99999,b2-99999,0)
8
9 1% =a9*b3
10 2% =a10*b4
11 3% =a11*b5
12 4% =a12*b6
13 5% =a13*b7
14 Total =sum(b9:b13)
Good luck
I think some of your cell references are wrong,
And this is how I think it should be
If you use the same layout in Excel, then All you will have to do is put your first months turnover in D2, then copy/paste across. If you require, I can send you the XLS.
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