Hello People,
Hoping a good fellow might be able to help me please.
I am trying to create a commission calculator.
Commission it to be based on Sales achievement against a Target such that :
Up to 100% of Target achieved is paid at a Rate
Between 101% - 125% is paid at Rate x 1.25
Over 125% (i.e. 126% and above) is paid at Rate x 1.5
I could not achieve this with 1 elegant formula so tried to use helper columns. This got me closer but The trouble is when deal takes the cumulative through the Rate threshold. e.g. when a sales rep has a target of 100k, if he currently has 90k achieved and the next deal is 20k, there should be 10k at Rate 1 and 10k at Rate 2.
Indeed if the next deal was 50k it would need to be 10k @ Rate 1, 25k @ Rate 2 and the remainder at Rate 3
I am not able to achieve the elegance needed here - please help !
I have attached the file.
Helper columns with formulae in G,H & I - ideally just 1 column here with 1 formula would be great but I don't mind having the helper column's to achieve the correct result.
Many Thanks in advance.
Hoping a good fellow might be able to help me please.
I am trying to create a commission calculator.
Commission it to be based on Sales achievement against a Target such that :
Up to 100% of Target achieved is paid at a Rate
Between 101% - 125% is paid at Rate x 1.25
Over 125% (i.e. 126% and above) is paid at Rate x 1.5
I could not achieve this with 1 elegant formula so tried to use helper columns. This got me closer but The trouble is when deal takes the cumulative through the Rate threshold. e.g. when a sales rep has a target of 100k, if he currently has 90k achieved and the next deal is 20k, there should be 10k at Rate 1 and 10k at Rate 2.
Indeed if the next deal was 50k it would need to be 10k @ Rate 1, 25k @ Rate 2 and the remainder at Rate 3
I am not able to achieve the elegance needed here - please help !
I have attached the file.
Helper columns with formulae in G,H & I - ideally just 1 column here with 1 formula would be great but I don't mind having the helper column's to achieve the correct result.
Many Thanks in advance.
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