I am trying to put together a spreadsheet that works out values based on a persons age or service length.
So in I have the following data in columns starting at B4 and ending at k4:
Date of birth; start date; text; text; text; text; Weekly Pay; Start age; Current Age; Years Service.
The formula I need to provide in l4, m4 and n4 comes from the following rules:
* 0.5 week's pay for each full year of service where age during year less than 22
* 1.0 week's pay for each full year of service where age during year is 22 or above, but less than 41
* 1.5 weeks' pay for each full year of service where age during year is 41+
As part of a project, I need to come up with a meter reading calculator. I start of with 3 base meter readings (A2, F2, K2), which would be read from the meter. 3 reads are needed in case the consumption changes dramatically at some point. I then need Excel to work out the reading for dates in between. The formula needs to be dynamic enough so that I can change any of the grey dates to what I want.
The estimates need to be calculated using an average daily consumption. This figure needs to be displayed in D9.
It would be preferable if macros weren't used. If its possible to explain what to do without an attachment, that would be good too.
I am trying to put together a userform based time card calculator. User inputs the time in the time out and how long of a lunch. Then the program will display total hours worked for the day. Ive attached what I have so far. The only thing that is not very clear is that I have one hidden textbox for the lunch. It is there only for calculating and the visible one is going to inc by :15 min.
I’m trying to add a shipping charge calculator based upon weight to a worksheet. I was trying to do with with VLOOKUP (my first attempted use of this) so I created a second worksheet called ‘Shipping’ which has the weights in column A (Weight) and the corresponding shipping cost in column B (Price). Up to 70 pounds, column A increases in two-pound increments (A2 through A36, 2 through 70 lbs); from 70 through 150 pounds, the increases are in five-pound increments (A36 through A52, 70 through 150 lbs). The total weight to be shipped is derived from SUM(D2:D30), located on the first worksheet called ‘Order’ in cell D32. In cell E32 I have entered this formula: VLOOKUP(D32,Shipping!A2:B52,2).
My problem is if Order!D32 returns something like 4.5, the value for four pounds is the result, while the six-pound charge should be the result. If I round this value up to 5.0, 5.5 or even 5.9, I get the same result.
I know I’m not supposed to guess at what I need to do, but these are my thoughts: 1) I need to modify the VLOOKUP formula to select the next higher value, i.e., so the 6 lb charge is selected for E32 when D32 contains 4.5 lbs, or the 85 lb charge is selected for E32 when D32 contains 82 lbs, 2) I need to add a ROUNDUP function to the SUM formula; this would need to round up to the next even number up to 70 lbs and then in increments of five above 70 lbs. I don’t know if either approach is correct, and in any case, I couldn’t figure out the syntax for either of these. I’ve attached a sample spreadsheet, Shipping_Charge.xls.
I am hopeless at remembering birthdays tbh - so rather than rely on family to remind me, I decided to make a spreadsheet that shows: D.O.B, current age (in years, months, days), and number of days remaining until next birthday.
Please see attached - I can't figure out why the current age calculation is a month out. e.g 'Sebastian' was born on 16 Nov 2008, which makes him 3 months and 11 days old - but '=TODAY()-C16' yields "00 Years 4 Month(s) 12 Days"
Also, 'Leah' has just her birthday - but now where it is supposed to give 'days until next birthday' it gives an error with the formula: '=DATEDIF(TODAY(),EDATE(C4,(YEAR(NOW())-YEAR(C4))*12),"d")'
I'm building a freight calculator and am considering some professional consulting options, but before I do that I wanted to see if I could overcome this one problem. If I can, I think I might be able to complete the calculator myself.
Here's my conundrum:
A potential customer enters "80802" for zip code and "Solomon" for store.
The formula (or series of formulas) I'm looking for would then refer to the following hidden sheet and return Arapahoe, CO and a distance of 270 miles from Solomon.
i made a claculator in vb.net, and now i have to make one in vba, what i did was as follows, first ill post the code from last year, then my vba attempt;
I'm trying to come up with an efficient formulae or function to calculate tax
The problem I have is that the tax is progressive. As below
the first 20,000 is taxed at 5% the next 20,000 is taxed at 6% the next 20,000 is taxed at 7% the next 20,000 is taxed at 8% the next 20,000 is taxed at 9% more than 100,000 is taxed at 10%
I'm trying to do a formula like below
Cell B3 is my taxable amount Cell B5 =IF(B$3>20000,20000*0.05,B$3*0.05) Cell B6 =IF(B$3>40000,40000*0.05,(B$3-20000)*0.05)
This gives me a problem in that for 35k say, I end up with a negative number for the second part in cell B6. My other issue is that each calculation will take up 6 rows on my spreadsheet. I was hoping to set up a function that could do this in a cell, but even the simple stage defeats me at the moment.
Creating a calculator for employees and possibly customers to use to return values based on information inputted. Created a worksheet but thought there may be another way to enter and return the calculated information that may be more user friendly. New to user forms but thought that would work for the user to enter information. Can information be returned from the worksheet to the user form?
I downloaded the calculator toolbar, and for some reason it doesn't look right, it doesn't resemble a calculator layout at all.
The numbers are skewed, as though the layout is in landscape view instead of portrate. I've tried repeately to delete it from the toolbars menu option, with no success. It's become annoying.
im trying to put together a system on worksheets that checks 'Absence' in a rolling 12 month period. The 12 month period is any 12 months and not a financial period (eg 25/12/06 -25/12/07).
I have 36 employees and want to have their names in each sheet, calander dates across the top, will mark either a 'S' for sick or 'L' for late ect against the dates if not at work.
Once an absence has been entered, on the sheet somewhere it will show how many days that person has been off (eg, 10th Oct, 16 Nov and 22 Dec would = 3 Days absence).
How do I set up the sheets to work out how many days each person has had off in a rolling 12 month period (so that it does not calculate beyond the 12 months).
I have looked on here to see if there are any programs, formulas which may work but some have lost me in my tracks.
I'm working on a 4-week billing calculator. I rent equipment on a day,week & month rate system. For example: Equipment 1 rents at $30 Day, $90 Week, & $270 a month. If you keep Equipment 1 for 4 days the calculator computes 4 days at a total of $120. The way a 4-week cycle works is the customer will receive the cheaper rate once the daily rate meets or exceeds the weekly rate.
So instead of $120 for 4 days, the calculator tells me to bill him for 1 week at $90 instead and the customer essentially will get the following 3 days at no extra charge until the cycle starts over. As the cycle continues, the same rules apply for the monthly rate in relation to the weekly rate & daily rate combined.
Once the weekly + daily rates add up to equal or more than the monthly, then the monthly rate is used and that's what the customer pays. What I'm trying to do is make a calculator that I input the rates and the rental period and the spread sheet will tell me (based on those rules) how many days, weeks and/or months the customer needs to pay and how much his total dollar amount will be.
Not sure if this is do-able but I figured I would try. For a golf league coming up later this year I want to figure out how many Birdies, Pars, Bogies, Dbl. Bogies and Others each (20) golfers have during the season. After each round I would input their scores and I am looking for a program that would look at the score of the hole and the par for the hole and figure out what they got 1 under par = birdie, even par = par, 1 over = bogie, 2 over = dbl bogie and 3 over = other.
I started by creating a simple if statement but it ran out too long and my other issue is adding up the number of birdies, pars..etc for each round. Meaning a golfer can have bogies on hole #1 and #2 and the if statement can take care of that but how would get a total saying the golfer had 2 bogies.
I would do this each week and total the number of each to keep a running total at the bottom of each column. We play on the same course each week so the pars for each hole can be hard coded.
I'm building a calculator of sorts for dates. I have a start date in A1. Next to the start date I have a list:
10 days from -start date- is: 15 days from -start date- is: 20 days from -start date- is: and so on...
I need a formula to return a date that is however many days specified from the start date. If that date lands on a sat or sun I need it to return me the date for the monday after. For example, if my start date is 10/15/09 (thursday) and 10 days from that is 10/25/09 (sunday) I need it to return the date of 10/26/09 (monday). I also need it exclude a range of holidays i have listed.
I've been trying to create a Staffing calculator for a call center. Basically the calculator should be able to add up the number of agents for the next 18 intervals based on the login time that is entered by the user. I've just outlined the functioning below:
Suppose 10 agents login at 8 AM (thus logout at 5 PM), the intervals right from 8 AM till 5 PM should show up the 10 agents. Now suppose 10 more agents login at 9 AM, we would then have 20 agents logged in till 5 PM (since agents logged in at 8 will logout at 5) & the remaining 10 till 6 PM. Thus if we have 10 more agents logging in at 10:30, we will have 30 agents till 5 PM, 20 till 6 PM & 10 agents till 7:30 PM & so on. I have attached an excel file to explain the example & the way the calculator has to be built. It is preferrable that the cells containing the login time aren't fixed, but the user should be able to input any login time in any cell.
Attached is sample data. Target payout is the amount of the base salary a salesman can earn if all goals are reached. Commissions are payed quarterly. Listed on the left are 7 goals, each with a weight of importance toward the target payout amount. The percentage achieved can only be 100% or 0%, nowhere in the middle, although they are allowed to make up a goal later if they do not make it at first. This is where I get stumped. For example, if they don't make a goal in quarter one but make the goal in quarter two plus what they missed in one, they get two quarters worth of commission in quarter 2 for that goal. I am having trouble figuring out the easiest way to go about this.
Not sure if this is the correct section for this kind of query but I'd like some assistance with a calculation that I can't seem to figure out.
Essentially it's for calculating night payments for our employee time-sheets. Our staff have very sporadic shifts and are paid extra for working between the hours of 00:00 and 06:00, basically when employee's enter their start and end times I'd like the spreadsheet to automatically calculate how many hours they have worked between those hours, I imagine it's very simple but I cannot figure out which function to use.
To complicate matters, because staff can work shifts which start on one day and finish the next we work on a 48:00 clock basis so its' not only between the hours of 00:00 - 06:00 where they qualify for night payments but also from 24:00 - 30:00 if that makes sense?
Almost done with this but I'm stumped on the last remaining formula. The way this compensation plan will work is if reps are between 0-25% growth they will get paid $100 per point, 26-50% $150 per point, 51-75% $200 per point. Growth is calculated monthly vs. a monthly #. My problem is that if the rep is at 40% they get the first 25% at $100 and the next 15% at $150. My formula is an either or thing. The following are my formulas for 0-25%, 26-50%,51-75% respectively:
I am trying to make a calculator inside of Excel...learning how Text Boxes work in conjunction with CommandButton. I am trying to code the button to display inside of the text box. I have never coded a text box before to do anything like that
note: For right now i am just looking at being able to click on a button [numbered 0-9] and have them dsplayed inside the text box. After that I want to be able to set up an addition, subtraction, etc button to actually have the math done.
I found a link to a website on one of the forum pages. I had a look in the website and it showed a formula for calculating when Easter falls - I didn't know it could be worked out, but it can!!
I therefore decided to investigate further. I picked up another formula to calculate the first MOnday in May and I have now put together a little spreadsheet that will calculate all bank holidays in the year entered in cell B1. It also takes into account additional bank holidays that exist when Christmas Day and/or Boxing Day fall on a weekend.
I'm an amateur to macro as I'm only in a low level class at a university... But I'm attempting to make a macro for a bank interest calculator. It asks your type of account(which then assigns an interest rate to it), how much money is in the account, and also how long th emoney will be in the account. I used a "Select Case" for the account types, but I seem to be struggling for it to work, it won't put the value of the total into the assigned cell, or it's just not computing it(as I get "0" each time I run it)...
Public Function BankCalculator() 'Bank Calculator for different accounts 'declare variable Dim shtBank As Workbook, strAct As String, intMon As Integer, strLong As Integer, intTotal As Double Set shtBank = Application.Workbooks("Bank Calculator.xls") 'input box for amount of money, assign address intMon = InputBox(prompt:="How much money do you currently have in the account?", _ ......................................
