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How to use multiple discount levels in a formula to calculate total
See screenshot below. I added a helper column that calculates the additional discount in each tier.
The formula in C2 is
=B2*(A2-SUMPRODUCT((A2>$B$10:$B$12)*(A2-$B$10:$B$12),$D$10:$D$12))This can be filled down.
- Hans,
Using the 5100 seats, I applied your formula and got the same total you show....$48, 530.00
But if I calculate it manually, I get a different total: $48,730.00
Seats Discount % Discounted Seats Applicable Seats Price Total Price
1,000.00 0% 0 1,000.00 $10.00 $10,000.00
3,000.00 5% 150 2,850.00 $10.00 $28,500.00
1,100.00 7% 77 1,023.00 $10.00 $10,230.00
Total $48,730.00
How to use multiple discount levels in a formula to calculate total
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Re: How to use multiple discount levels in a formula to calculate total - THANK YOU
Hans,
Using the 5100 seats, I applied your formula and got the same total you show....$48, 530.00But if I calculate it manually, I get a different total: $48,730.00
I interpreted your original description differently. I assumed that you meant:
First 1000 seats no discount, from 1000 to 3000 seats 5% discount, all seats above 3000 seats 7% discount.
Your new description looks like:
First 1000 seats no discount, next 3000 seats (so up to 4000) 5% discount, all seats above 4000 seats 7% discount.
If that is really what you want, simply change the number 3000 in B12 to 4000. The formula can remain the same.
