Help with tiered fees formula

  • Resolved qpop

    (@qpop)


    10 years, 7 months ago

    Hi,

    I’m trying to put together a tiered fee calculator, and I’m struggling!

    I have no knowledge of javascript, and have tried the following:

    (function(){
    if (fieldname2<=20833) return 625;
    if (20833<fieldname2<=50000) return fieldname2*0.03;
    if (50000<fieldname2<=100000) return (fieldname2-50000)*.03+1500;
    if (100000<fieldname2<=500000) return (fieldname2-100000)*0.0075+2000;
    if (fieldname2>500000) return (fieldname2-500000)*0.005+5000;
    })();

    Where fieldname2 is the input amount. Unfortunately, this just displays 625 if the input is 0, and multiplies any other number by 3%

    Any ideas?

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  • Thread Starter qpop

    (@qpop)

    I have also tried just using the in-built Excel-esque if statements, as follows:

    IF(fieldname2<=20833, 625, IF(20833<fieldname2<=50000,fieldname2*0.03,IF(50000<fieldname2<=100000,(fieldname2-50000)*0.03+1500)))
    and so on

    However, I still have the same issue – it can deal with values up to 50,0000 but above that it still gives a 3% answer

    Plugin Author codepeople

    (@codepeople)

    Hi,

    The correct format for conditional statements is:

    (function(){
    if (fieldname2<=20833) return 625;
    if (20833<fieldname2 && fieldname2<=50000) return fieldname2*0.03;
    if (50000<fieldname2 && fieldname2<=100000) return (fieldname2-50000)*.03+1500;
    if (100000<fieldname2 && fieldname2<=500000) return (fieldname2-100000)*0.0075+2000;
    if (fieldname2>500000) return (fieldname2-500000)*0.005+5000;
    })();

    Best regards.

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