LibreOffice Calc - 如何重用多步公式？

Question

I'm making a balance sheet, Sheet1 is for the ins and outs, and most values are added manually or simple formulas, and Sheet2 is where I created a formula, in the hopes of being able to reuse it.

I'm not an accountant to understand how I could make the calculations easier, and I'm a programmer, so I understand that the way I may be imagining the solution is likely impossible with the way Libreoffice Calc's formulas work.

So, to explain a bit.

On Sheet1, each column is a month, and the value is a tax that will appear one time each month, dependent on another value.

So, the base value is on ROW 17, and on 18, I would like that result to be set. For every month, of course

On Sheet2, I have the function, it contains 5 steps, with the values being reused a lot (hence, simplifying everything into one line would be hell).

This is the complex formula in question, D1 is the input, C6 is the output.

The formula below is the one used on C2, and repeated down to C5.

I would like to keep the constants as a table since it would be easier to update it in the future in case it suffer any changes.

I have been searching for a possible solution but found none, and I believe that it's likely because I'm looking for a solution like a programmer (use Sheet as a function), and I should seek sort of way, but I don't know how Calc works.

In regards to the calculation, I don't know the specific name, but the idea is, from 0 to A1, I have to B1% from A1-0, then from A2-A1, remove B2%, and so on.

Of course the formula's complexity comes from treating lower values, so for example, if D1 was 2K, then I would have to take 7.5% of R$ 96.02, and everything beyond is 0, since there is nothing remaining for them to calculate

Answer 1

Most of the descriptions I found on MULTIPLE.OPERATIONS were confusing, but I found one that made it much easier to understand.

The answer was to use this formula on Sheet1 :

=MULTIPLE.OPERATIONS('Sheet2'.$C$6, 'Sheet2'.$D$1, C17)

I can just copy paste it to the side and the calculation will be executed properly.

To explain the arguments:

1 - where the result will appear

2 - the location of the main/first formula variable

3 - the location of dynamic variable you want to insert in that formula (So this is from Sheet1)

More arguments could be used if more variables were needed, but I just needed one.

This is the place with the best explanation I found for the function.

https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Documentation/Calc_Functions/MULTIPLE.OPERATIONS