Most clients who sell their items on ebay will have their final 
commission rate determined by the final selling price of the item – 
that is, a "sliding scale" of commission. So, for example, an item 
that closes between $0.99 and $999 AU has a 21% commission rate; 
each price bracket thereafter has a different commission rate 
assigned.

This means that I need (presumably) an If statement that will 
calculate the appropriate commission rate based on the final selling 
price of the item. So:

If tblSales_FinalSalePriceAU =<999,
Then tblSales_CommRate = 21% 

… etc.

The next problem is that some clients have a "permanent" commission 
rate. So, if [tblClients_Trade(Y/N)] has a value of Yes, then an 
adjoining field [tblClients_CommAmt] can have an 
optional "permanent" value of, say, 15%.

When calculations occur later in the database (to determine 
profit/loss, amount payable to clients, etc), any value that has 
been entered into [tblClients_CommAmt] needs to `override' the 
default sliding commission rate (in [tblSales_CommRate]) that would 
automatically be calculated from the final selling price.

How would I best achieve these functions?






 
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