In Cho v. Cho, Mahoning App. No. 03 MA 73, 2003 Ohio 7111, the 7th District Court of Appeals found in computing child support for parents whose combined income exceeds $ 150,000, a court must compute an obligation no lower than the amount of the basic child-support schedule provides for couples with incomes of $ 150,000, and must make its determination in its judgment entry. Cho at paragraph 14. Thus, although a worksheet is not required, on remand the trial court should make a finding of what the basic child-support schedule provides for an income of $ 150,000, so this court can determine whether the amount of support ordered complies with the statue.