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If 2=394.76366368379232
then how much would
938738393x2+8732893673-8238339x2=

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Following is a very common example of calculating Sales Commission based on levels of Reven…

•=IF(C9>15000,20%,IF(C9>12500,17.5%,IF(C9>10000,15%,IF(C9>7500,12.5%,IF(C9>5000,10%,0))…

This formula says IF(C9 is Greater Than 15,000 then return 20%, IF(C9 is Greater Than 12,500 th…

While it’s remarkably similar to the earlier Grades example, this formula is a great example of how difficult it can be to maintain large IF statements – what would you need to do if your organization decided to add new compensation levels and possibly even change the existing dollar or percent

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