I couldn't attache the sample, so I'll cut/paste it in the message
below:
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I'm not sure if what you're talking about will solve my need, so let
me try and be more specific (sorry for not being more so the first
time):
I want to multiply the sale price by the support percentage ONLY when:
- 4 or 5 SPECIFIC customers out of the 150 unique customers I have
are identified in column A AND
- when "software" or "support" out of the 11 different sale types are
specified in column B
It might read like this:
I have 1000 orders that is detailed to the line item level in a
spreadsheet. I have 150 unique customer names in column A. I have 11
unique order types column B. 4 or 5 of my customers bundle the first
year of support in with the initial product purchase (therefore, there
isn't a separate and distinct line item for first year of support). I
want to measure my support potential. To do that, I want to add all
the line items that are identified as "1st year", PLUS a percentage of
the orders that are for those 4 or 5 customers.
In the attached sample, I want to multiply the sale price times the
percentage for Me, You, and Us when the Product Type is either
Software or Support.
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Customer Name Product Type Sale Price Support Percentage
Support Component
Me Training $100 0.2
You Software $100 0.2
Us Support $100 0.2
Them Travel $100 0
Everyone Else Media $100 0
Nobody Software $100 0
All Software $100 0
Me Support $100 0.2
You Travel $100 0.2
Us Training $100 0.2
Them Software $100 0
Everyone Else Software $100 0
Nobody Support $100 0
All Travel $100 0
Me Media $100 0.2
You Software $100 0.2
Us Software $100 0.2
Them Support $100 0
Everyone Else Travel $100 0
Nobody Training $100 0
All Software $100 0
Me Support $100 0.2
You Travel $100 0.2
Us Media $100 0.2
Them Software $100 0
Everyone Else Software $100 0
Nobody Support $100 0
All Travel $100 0
What do you think?On Sun, 8 Jan 2006 22:37:21 -0000, "Roger Govier"