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Abarxax,
In order to get the appropriate discount rate in line with your latest posting I suggest you go with a revamp of Pecoflyer's lookup formula. Assuming the Units Sold to be in B2 then ........ =LOOKUP(B2,{0,11000,26000,50001,100001},{0,0.05,0. 1,0.2,0.3}) will return the appropriate discount as a decimal fraction. It's up to you as to how you need to use it. Eg whether you need to display it in a cell of it's own (Formatted as %) or whether you just need to use it as part of another formula, directly, in order to compute the discount value and /or the discounted selling price. Eg if the Unit Selling Price is in C2 then the discount value is..... =C2*LOOKUP(B2,{0,11000,26000,50001,100001},{0,0.05 ,0.1,0.2,0.3}) or the Discounted Selling Price is ....... =C2*(1-LOOKUP(B2,{0,11000,26000,50001,100001},{0,0.05,0.1 ,0.2,0.3})) |
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