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Abarxax, Structure it as below example starting with the low volume discount and then progress through the larger discounts. Eg 1 -1000 0%, 1001 - 5000 5%, 5001 - 10000, 10%, 10000 + 15% Assuming Qty in B2 and Unit Price in C2 then =B2*C2*(1-IF(B2<1001,0%,IF(B2<5001,5%,IF(B2<10001,10%,15%))) ) Alternatively you could use a lookup table approach. Hope that helps. |
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Because the IF statements are evaluated left to right, using .... <each top limit +1 , will effectively do just that will it not?
My formula is an example with 4 discounts but you can reduce it to two ranges if you wish. If it is important to exclude quantities less than say 1000 receiving 0% discount or 1000000 receiving the top discount ??? then you could add some > conditions. |
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