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Andy Roberts
I have a schedule of rates which are fixed for a number of sites and whether
the sites are local or further afield.
For example
Rate for 1-4 sites (local) £500
Rate for 1-4 sites(Distance) £600
Rate for 5-8 sites (local) £900
Rate for 5-8 sites(Distance) £1000
Rate for 9-12 sites (local) £1300
Rate for 9-12 sites(Distance) £1400
Rate for >12 sites (local) £1600
Rate for >12 sites(Distance) £1700
I have a spreadsheet which has each site as a separate row and I want to
calculate a cost for each site depending on whether it is part of a group of
say 4 or 8 etc. The cost for one site would be the same as 4 sites etc.
Each site has a column which has a number indicating how many sites are in
the group as a whole and another column with either "L" for local or "D" for
distance.
Can anyone advise me on the formula I would use to provide a cost against
each site? I'd also like to hold the rates outside of the formula so I can
alter them if necessary (say increase our rates by 10%)
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Regards
Andy
Andy Roberts
Win XP, Office 2007
the sites are local or further afield.
For example
Rate for 1-4 sites (local) £500
Rate for 1-4 sites(Distance) £600
Rate for 5-8 sites (local) £900
Rate for 5-8 sites(Distance) £1000
Rate for 9-12 sites (local) £1300
Rate for 9-12 sites(Distance) £1400
Rate for >12 sites (local) £1600
Rate for >12 sites(Distance) £1700
I have a spreadsheet which has each site as a separate row and I want to
calculate a cost for each site depending on whether it is part of a group of
say 4 or 8 etc. The cost for one site would be the same as 4 sites etc.
Each site has a column which has a number indicating how many sites are in
the group as a whole and another column with either "L" for local or "D" for
distance.
Can anyone advise me on the formula I would use to provide a cost against
each site? I'd also like to hold the rates outside of the formula so I can
alter them if necessary (say increase our rates by 10%)
--
Regards
Andy
Andy Roberts
Win XP, Office 2007