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First of all, may I point out that your Column P should be "Less 25%", not "Less 15%"
Maybe something like this (see attached)... Basically, the equation for the first month is a nested if: =IF(I1>$H2,$G2,IF(I1=$H2,2*$G2,"")) If test month (I1) > Process Month (H2), 1x the Monthly Amount (G2), else If test month (I1) = Process Month (H2), 2x the Monthly Amount (G2), else [Less than]: "" The other months all have the same nested ifs: =IF(SUM($I2:I2)=$A2,"",IF(SUM($I2:I2)=$B2+$D2,$C2, IF(SUM($I2:I2)=$B2,$D2,IF(J1>$H2,$G2,IF(J1=$H2,2*$ G2,""))))) If the amounts to the left = Total Allocation (A2), then "", else If the amounts to the left = Less 25% (B2) + Retention (D2), then Audit (C2), else If the amounts to the left = Less 25% (B2), Retention (D2), else The first equation above. |
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