Hi,
Using Microsoft Excel 2007, I'm trying to apply different formulas to different numbers (1 to 7 days) but all "in the same cell'. Each day is worth $17.
For example: Each person earns $17 per day (=$120 per week). However 17 multiply by 7 = 119
The closest I've come as follows: =J10*17+IF(J10>"7"*17.1428571428,J10>7*17.1428571428,J10<6*17)
However the above for some reson "rounds-up" when days 1-6 are selected (7 is perfect)? 6 multiply by 17 = 102 (not "103" as above formula ilustrates)??
The "number" of "days" on duty in a week is in J10; the dollar amount is calculated in K10. Is it possible to apply different formulas (IN THE SAME CELL, i.e. "K10") for each respective number, as follows:
1 day = $20 (round-up)
2 days = $30 (round-down)
3 days = $50 (round-down)
4 days = $70 (round-up)
5 days = $85 (true)
6 days = $100 (round-down)
7 days = $120 (round-up). As above, 7 multiply by 171428571428 = $120.
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