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    Formula to calculate a rate based on every 1,000 of payroll

    Hello,

    I am trying to factor in a column into the attached spreadsheet that will multiply an expense rate/$1,000 of wages. Here is what the table I am referencing looks like......

    Age Band Rate/$1,000

    Through 29 $.14

    30-39 $.18

    40-44 $.34

    45-49 $..50

    50-54 $.78

    55-59 $1.46

    60-64 $2.24

    65-69 $3.78

    70 and over $5.81

    I do not think I will necessarily worry about inputing their birthdates into a column. I'll look up their bdays and make a rate column out by there name. So, my questions are the following:

    1. Is there a way a formula can look up an employee with their corresponding rate, and know to multiply that rate by every $1,000 of wages earned (column H)?
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