Question: Contractor Pay Per Day Begin Date Ending Date Limit Days Actual Days Used Gross Total Payment Late Penalty Adjusted Payment Allan $ 2 , 0

Contractor Pay Per Day Begin Date Ending Date Limit Days Actual Days Used Gross Total Payment Late Penalty Adjusted Payment
Allan $2,000.0021-May-049-Jul-044050 $100,000.00
Allison $500.0024-Apr-0417-Jun-046055 $27,500.00
Amanda $2,000.0028-May-045-Jul-046039 $78,000.00
Audrey $1,200.0021-Mar-0416-May-044057 $68,400.00
Cassandra $2,500.0027-May-043-Jul-044038 $95,000.00
Clint $700.001-Apr-0424-Apr-046024 $16,800.00
Collin $450.0015-Apr-0416-May-046032 $14,400.00
Katie $1,000.0012-Apr-0415-May-043534 $34,000.00
Roy $2,000.0028-Apr-0425-Jun-046059 $118,000.00
Wesley $400.0026-Mar-0421-May-046057 $22,800.00
Weslie $2,000.002-May-0429-May-046028 $56,000.00
Westley $3,700.0017-Mar-042-May-044047 $173,900.00
Instructions
1. In this scenario, each contractor promises to complete the job within a specific day (i.e., Limit Days). However, sometimes, the actual days (i.e., Actual Days Used) they use to complete the job is more or less than what they promise. When they finish the job late, we will charge them a Late Penalty. Use If Function in cell I6 to compute the "Late Penalty" which is equal to $200 per day for day that they are late.
2. Enter the formula in cell J6 to compute Adjusted Payment, which is equal to the "Gross Total Payment" - "Late Penalty"
3. Using the fill-handle to copy the function/formula in cells I6 and J6 to compute late penalty and adjusted payment for all employees.
4. Please note that typing the answer (i.e., a number) directly into the cells will be graded as incorrect answers)

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