How can I get "total" to work with my "commission" code?

Spawn Of Yallop (11)
Hi people.

Basically, I've got this coursework that's due in for this Thursday.
It's pretty much finished, but I can't seem to get this last bit working.

Everything is fine except for the commission, which SHOULD work, provided I get this "personalTotal" double working. I know that I need to some how link it to the length of my vector/array thing, but I haven't got the faintest idea how to do that.

It needs to be incorporated with the "for" loop above it which has all the "char (156)" bits in it.

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#include "stdafx.h"
#include <vector>
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
		int noOfSalesPeople = 0, temp = 0;
		vector <double> productA; vector <double> productB; vector <double> productC; vector <double> totalProduct;
		double companyTotal = 0;
		double priceA = 50, priceB = 75, priceC = 150;
		double com1, com2, com3;
		//double personalTotal;
		//double total = com1 + com2 + com3;


		cout << " " << endl;
		cout << "Please enter the number of sales people: ";
		cin >> noOfSalesPeople;
		cout << " " << endl;
		cout << " " << endl;

		for( int i = 0; i < noOfSalesPeople; i++ )
		{
			cout << "Sales Person " << i << ":" << endl;
			cout << endl << "Amount of product A sold this month: "; cin >> temp; productA.push_back ( temp*priceA );
			cout << endl << "Amount of product B sold this month: " ; cin >> temp; productB.push_back ( temp*priceB );
			cout << endl << "Amount of product C sold this month: "; cin >> temp; productC.push_back ( temp*priceC );

			totalProduct.push_back( productA [i] + productB [i] + productC [i] );
			companyTotal += totalProduct [i];
			cout << " " << endl;
			cout << " " << endl;
		}
		for ( int i = 0; i < noOfSalesPeople; i++ )
		{
			cout << " " << endl;
			cout << "Sales Person " << i << ":" << endl;
			cout << " " << endl;
	     	cout << "This months total sales for product A: " << endl;
			cout << char(156) << productA [i] << endl;
			cout << " " << endl;
			cout << "This months total sales for product B: " << endl;
			cout << char(156) << productB [i] << endl;
			cout << " " << endl;
			cout << "This months total sales for product C: " << endl;
			cout << char(156) << productC [i] << endl;
			cout << " " << endl;
			cout << "This months total sales for this sales person: " << endl;
			cout << char(156) << totalProduct [i] << endl;
			cout << " " << endl;
			cout << " " << endl;
			//personalTotal [i] = productA [i] * 50 + productB [i] * 75 + productC [i] * 150;
		}

//THIS BIT HERE:

		// COMMISSION!!!!!
		//if (personalTotal <= 1000)
		//{
		//	com1 = personalTotal*0.05;
		//}

		//else if (personalTotal - 1000 <= 10000)
		//{
	//		com2 = (personalTotal - 1000)* 0.03;
	//	}
//
//		else if (personalTotal - 10000 <= 100000)
//		{
//			com3 = (personalTotal - 10000) * 0.01;
//
//		}


So, basically, any help I could get with this would be greatly appreciated. I managed to do the rest of this piece by myself, and I haven't had any major problems so far.

Thanks in advance
Tom Yallop
writetonsharma (1461)
where is personalTotal declared???
writetonsharma (1461)
looks you have again done a blunder like the previous one {}
Spawn Of Yallop (11)
writetonsharma - personalTotal is declared at the top of the code. But I dropped it into note form so I could highlight the areas I'm having trouble with.

I know what you mean by the {}

But you you know how I could get the commission to work for each person, the same as this "for loop" below?:
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for ( int i = 0; i < noOfSalesPeople; i++ )
		{
			cout << " " << endl;
			cout << "Sales Person " << i << ":" << endl;
			cout << " " << endl;
	     	cout << "This months total sales for product A: " << endl;
			cout << char(156) << productA [i] << endl;
			cout << " " << endl;
			cout << "This months total sales for product B: " << endl;
			cout << char(156) << productB [i] << endl;
			cout << " " << endl;
			cout << "This months total sales for product C: " << endl;
			cout << char(156) << productC [i] << endl;
			cout << " " << endl;
			cout << "This months total sales for this sales person: " << endl;
			cout << char(156) << totalProduct [i] << endl;
			cout << " " << endl;
			cout << " " << endl;
			//personalTotal [i] = productA [i] * 50 + productB [i] * 75 + productC [i] * 150;
		}


Thanks
Tom Yallop
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