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Hey Pepe - I actually figured it out. I used a nested IF statement. So I put a table with the different formulas for each tier on a separate sheet and then using a nested IF called that table from my first sheet. Something like this:
=IF(F15<500,Sheet2!A8,IF(F15<=1000,Sheet2!A9,IF(F15<=5000,Sheet2!A10,IF(F15<=10000,Sheet2!A11,IF(F15<=20000,Sheet2!A12,IF(F15<=50000,Sheet2!A13,IF(F15<=100000,Sheet2!A14,IF(F15>100001,Sheet2!A15))))))))
The problem with the differential calculator is that the charges more than it should. If someone buys qty 10k of product, it will charge them discount level 1 for the entire 10k, discount level 2 for 5k of that 10k, discount level 3 for 2k of that 10k, etc. What a tiered discount normally does is charge you discount level 1 for 5k of the 10k, discount level 2 for the next 3k and discount level 3 for the next 2k.
Does that make sense?
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