Use provided formula, as is, on Qty cellagainst the Tiers (See the selected cell and function area in screen shots)
Tier1 - Qty cell
Tier1 - Qty cell |
=IF($F2>1000,1000,$F2) |
Tier2 - Qty Cell |
=IF($F2 > 4000,3000,IF($F2<1000,0,$F2-1000)) |
Tier3` - Qty Cell |
=IF($F2>4000,($F2-4000),0) |
Once done, you can use following formula for cells under total column
=$C4*$E4 , C is QTY column and E is PRICE column, Make sure that you change it according to your excel sheet.
put the equation in total cell of Tier 1 and, click and drag, formula will be automatically copied and updated.
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