Assuming cost is in A2:

For wholesale:

=IF(A2<=99.99,A2*1.15,IF(A2<=149.99,A2*1.125,A2*1. 10))

For retail:

=IF(A2<=69.99,A2*1.35,IF(A2<=89.99,A2*1.3,IF(A2<=1 19.99,A2*1.25,IF(A2<=199.99,A2*1.2,A2*1.15))))


"MCOATES177@YAHOO" wrote:

I HAVE A PRICE LIST WITH THREE PRICE COLUMNS (COST,WHOLESALE & RETAIL)
I NEED A FORMULA FOR MARKING UP MY COST PRICES BASED ON PERCENTAGES FOR
WHOLESALE & RETAIL. HERE'S THE WRINKLE THE PERCENTAGES ARE BASED ON THE THE
COST PRICE EXAMPLE: -UP@10% /
-UP@15% SO THE FIRST ONE I TRIED:
SUMIF=(IF((M<69.99)+(M*1.35),W)) OR
SUMIF=(IF((M<69.95)+(M+1+35%)W)) AS YOU CAN SEE I'M LOST I THINK IF I CAN
GET THE FORMULA RIGHT I CAN SELECT A PORTION OF A COLUMN AND APPLY THE
FORMULA JUST CHANGING VALUES FOR RETAIL ECT