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    Formula To Split The Money

    If might be complicated but I will try my best to explain it to you...This will be a construction scenario that must follow the sequence.

    Let say the owner look for three contractor to complete the project. Each contractor have total cost of A=$2,000 ; B=$5,000 ; C=$200 ; Total=$7,200. The contractor bill the owner on the % of individual work complete. The Owner pay on the OVERALL % of work complete.

    First, contractors bill the owner what they THINK they completed for these amount (It could be in % as well) A=$500 ; B=$1,000 ; C=$200 (C had finish their work) ; Total=$1,700. What the owner will receive for review will be JUST the percentage of $1,700/$7,200=23.61%

    There will be three scenario: The owner approve and pay exact 23.61% (rarely), 23% or 24% (This is problem)

    I had the formula setup as the money that contractor receive will be [Amount Individual Submitted * (Overall Approved %/Overall Submitted %)]. In that case, contractor C will get pay more than they suppose to get. Hope you guys understand what I am saying....

    I need a formula for this because it has always multiple items, sometimes multiple contractor, sometimes multiple payment. I still try to figure the formula out but I will be thankful if you have any idea for this.
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    Re: Formula To Split The Money

    Try:
    [AMOUNT INDIVIDUAL SUBMITTED * MIN(1,OVERALL APPROVED%/OVERALL SUBMITTED %)]
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    MIN(AMOUNT INDIVIDUAL SUBMITTED * OVERALL APPROVED% / OVERALL SUBMITTED %,TOTAL CONTRACTUAL AMOUNT)

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    Re: Formula To Split The Money

    Quote Originally Posted by ragulduy View Post
    Try:
    [AMOUNT INDIVIDUAL SUBMITTED * MIN(1,OVERALL APPROVED%/OVERALL SUBMITTED %)]
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    MIN(AMOUNT INDIVIDUAL SUBMITTED * OVERALL APPROVED% / OVERALL SUBMITTED %,TOTAL CONTRACTUAL AMOUNT)
    Thank you for the help, really.

    The first one doesn't work if the approved % is higher than submitted %.

    The second one work but let say the approved % is 24% then the total amount of all contractor received will be less than $1,728 which is the total approved amount (it had to be distribute fully).

    That's the problem I try to overcome as well.....

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    Re: Formula To Split The Money

    Why would you want to pay the contractor more than what they bill?

    But anyway, the method would be to sum the totals of each contractor and divide that equally between those who haven't exceeded the total payment if it doesn't total the amount approved.

    If you upload a workbook with an example of the layout of your data I can give you an example.

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    Re: Formula To Split The Money

    Quote Originally Posted by ragulduy View Post
    Why would you want to pay the contractor more than what they bill?

    But anyway, the method would be to sum the totals of each contractor and divide that equally between those who haven't exceeded the total payment if it doesn't total the amount approved.

    If you upload a workbook with an example of the layout of your data I can give you an example.
    I had edit the first post, the contractors bill what they think is done (usually in %) so if the owner think they had complete more than contractors think (rarely but happen sometimes) then will pay more than they ask. I had attach my workbook as well. Make sure it don't make you more complicate lols
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    Re: Formula To Split The Money

    The attachment is coming up as invalid - could you try and upload again?

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    Re: Formula To Split The Money

    Quote Originally Posted by ragulduy View Post
    The attachment is coming up as invalid - could you try and upload again?
    Let me know if still doesn't work.
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    Re: Formula To Split The Money

    I couldn't really make sense of that so I made my own example... See the attachment.
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    Re: Formula To Split The Money

    Great! The result at Actual column is exactly what I want it to show.

    Here comes another question which is on the second bill. On second bill the contractors ask for bill as A=$1,500 ; B =$2000 ; C=$0 (He had done his work on previous job) ; Total=$3,500 ; %=$3,500/$7,200=48.61%. The owner later on approve 50% (how good he is lols). I tried to fit your formula but can't seems to know how.

    If you use my Excel file, Pay App = Bill Pay. You first get the bill from contractors so you enter their value under "Submitted" in each Sub Tab Sheet. Then it populate the % into Owner Tab. Once you get approved you enter that % in Owner Tab under "Approved" which suppose to return the payment for each contractors the first bill. Same goes to next bill. Another guide is the info under "Overall" represent the amount of work each contractor had done.

    I had attach the example with your sample excel.
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    Re: Formula To Split The Money

    Have a look at the attachment
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    Re: Formula To Split The Money

    Quote Originally Posted by ragulduy View Post
    Have a look at the attachment
    Please see my attach file with my modification.

    Now I have several questions:

    1. Is it possible to combine all the formula from "Approved" and "Limited" into "Actual", so that I will only have "Ask" and "Actual" column? (I wonder if it can be done without just hide the column)

    2. How do I make it work while put the calculation row of A B C into separate sheet?
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    Re: Formula To Split The Money

    This attempt reach a dead end, see thread below.

    http://www.excelforum.com/excel-form...oach-fail.html

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