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Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Michigan
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PING: Anyone who knows math/excel
Okay I won't lie, I am absurdly terrible at math and I am taking an Excel class right now. Basically I need to do a formula for sales commission and I am pretty sure I am fucking up.
My total price is $2438.39 and commision is 8.75% Obviously this is easy for 90% of the world but for whatever reason I am stymied. What is the forumla for something like this? |
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Coordinator
Join Date: Oct 2000
Location: Big Ten Country
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Although you would be better off putting 0.0875 in another cell, then having your commission multiply the cell for total price by the cell with the 0.0875 in it, in case you want to change it to some other percentage.
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Head Coach
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Michigan
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I told you I was retarded. Never the less, I appreciate it.
Follow up - Is there a way format cells so they round up decimals? |
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Pro Starter
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: In the thick of it.
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just click on the cell you want to be the destination cell and type this....
=(click on the cell with the $$ in it)*.0875 there shouldn't be any parenthesis btw
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High School Varsity
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Western NY
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A quick way to figure what your total price + commission would be to multiply 2438.39 x 1.0875
Just a "future reference" note. Last edited by boberot : 09-17-2008 at 02:52 PM. |
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Pro Starter
Join Date: Nov 2000
Location: Troy, NY
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And in the spirit of learning... the reasoning is... T = base_price + commission c = b * 0.0875 T = b + (b * 0.0875) apply the distributive rule... T = b * (1 + 0.0875) T = b * 1.0875
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