Commission - IF formulas

V

VT - Maryland

I need formula for commission of 25% if cell c22 is greater than $2,600. and
less than $4,499. I keep trying =IF(C22>4500,"0",IF(C22<2600,"c22*25%"))
with a value in cell c22 of $4,500, but I get the result of FALSE instead of
zero.
 
B

Bob I

there are three outcomes, what do you want for

=<2600
2600 <4499 and
=4500

currently nothing is set for 4500 only greater than which doesn't match
your stated desire.
 
P

Pete_UK

You don't need those quotes - this turns the number into text. I would
suggest that you need to do this:

=IF(AND(C22<4500,C22>2600),C22*25%,0)

Ensure that the value in C22 is a proper number, and not a text value.
You should type 4500 and if the cell is formatted to show a currency
symbol and a comma separating thousands, then it will display as
$4,500 - you do not type it in like this as it will then be treated as
text.

Hope this helps.

Pete
 
V

VT - Maryland

This is what I want:
<2600 - should equal $0.00
If Cell C22 is at least $2,600 and not larger than $4,499 returns a
commission of 25% of the amount. If cell c22 is$2,499 returns $0.00. If
cell c22 is $4,500 returns a zero $0.00
 
B

Bob I

Try this

=IF((C22>4499)+(C22<2600),0,C22*0.25)
This is what I want:
<2600 - should equal $0.00



If Cell C22 is at least $2,600 and not larger than $4,499 returns a
commission of 25% of the amount. If cell c22 is$2,499 returns $0.00. If
cell c22 is $4,500 returns a zero $0.00


:
 
S

Shane Devenshire

Here are two addtional solutions:

=IF(AND(A1>2600,A1<4499),25%)*A1
and even shorter
=((A1>2600)+(A1<4499))*A1*0.125
 

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