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W/E Emp# EmpName # hours Pay/Hour Gross Pay M/S #dep Tax Pay Tax Net 4/11/18 11...

W/E Emp# EmpName # hours Pay/Hour Gross Pay M/S #dep Tax Pay Tax Net
4/11/18 11 John 20
4/11/18 14 Mary 50
4/11/18 19 Nancy 30
4/11/18 22 Sam 10
4/11/18 25 Carol 60
4/18/18 11 John 60
4/18/18 14 Mary 40
4/18/18 19 Nancy 25
4/18/18 22 Sam 45
4/18/18 25 Carol 42
4/18/18 18 Wally 32
Emp# Pay/Hour M/S #dep
11 20 M 1 Submit the excel sheet to me. No excel formula - no credit.
12 30 S 3
18 20 S 5
19 30 M 2
22 40 M 4
23 30 S 6
25 20 M 2
step1: write a vlookup to fill in column D - if an employee is not in the table, do not get N/A (hint: iferror)
step2: compute gross pay column E
if an employee works under 40 hours, it is # of hours time hourly rate
if an emplyee works more than 40 hours, the number of hours over 40 are paid 1.5 times the hourly rate
example: X works 60 hours. X get 16/hour. X get 40 times 16 plus 20 times 24.
step3: write a vlookup to fill in column F - if an employee is not in the table, do not get N/A (hint: iferror)
step4: write a vlookup to fill in column G - if an employee is not in the table, do not get N/A (hint: iferror)
step5: compute column H Tax Pay
multiply the # of dependents (column G) by 10 and subtract that from gross pay
if column F is single - subtract 20 more
if column F is married - subtract 50 more
example: column E is 1200, 3 dependents, married -- tax pay is 1200 minus 3 times 10 minus 50
example: column E is 700, 2 dependents, single -- tax pay is 700 minus 2 times 10 minus 20
step6: compute the tax
if tax pay < 500, no tax
if tax pay < 1000, 5% of tax pay over 500
else tax is 25 plus 10% of the tax pay over 1000
example: tax pay 350   no tax
example: tax pay 650   no tax on first 500 -- 5% on (650 minus 500) -- 5% of 150 -- 7.50
example: tax pay 1200 tax is 250 plus 10% of (122 minus 1000)
step7: net pay is tax gross pay minus tax

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The formulas shown in the above steps are broken into different images to make it readable and clear. These formulas are entered in the respective cells as shown in the final answer. While entering this data into excel keep in mind that your data is entered in exactly the same cells as shown in the image above to get the right answer.

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