Hi
Hope this works.
The received pricelist holding only column A and B shall be appended column
C to G
The results of the calculated prices from column A shall be displayed in
column C and D. DCFactor (DomesticCurrency factor) and $Factor are in respect
to the ‚¬ price in column A and are like cells G2 and H2 fixed values.
The actual problem is the letter presentation in column B.
(Column A is 1000 rows deep, some are blank)
A B C D E F
G H
‚¬ Discount $ DomCurr DCFactor $Factor Shipment
Profit
2 609 A 7.54 7.0
5% 40%
3 640 C
4 640 C
5 1161 C
6
7 696 C 770 5392
8 696 B 715 5007
9 729 B
10 729 C
11 952 C
12 952 A
13 1224 C
14 1224 A
15
16 760 C
17 760 C
Discount A=40%
Discount B=35%
Discount C=30%
DiscountFactor is EITHER 40% or 35% or 30% depending on the row being
calculated.
FormulaDC: (((A2*DCFactor)-DiscountFactor)+Shipment)+Profit 'result in D2
Formula$: D2/$Factor
'result in C2
Cheers
Thorkild
"JulieD" skrev:
Hi
i think this can be done - but it would help if you could type out an
example or two, with the desired calculations and results.
Cheers
JulieD
"Thorkild" wrote in message
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Specified problem description.
Each cell in a column is containing a letter representing a discount
value.
This discount value shall be converted into a percentage figure, that
again
can be put into a currency calculating formula that finally puts the sales
prize next to the original cell holding the letter.
"JulieD" skrev:
Hi
i think you're after the COUNTIF function
with your column of letters in A1:A100
and the letter you're interested in in C1
then in D1
=COUNTIF(A1:A100,C1)
this will count the number of times the value in C1 occurs in your range.
If this isn't what you're after, could you type out a few examples of
your
data and what you want to see in a reply post (please do not attach a
workbook)
Regards
JulieD
"Thorkild" wrote in message
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Hi,
A selection of 4 different letters in a column representing different
values
to be used in a formula shall be run through. The calculated result of
each
cell in the column shall be placed in the cell next to the read one
that
holds the letter.
Thanks in advance.
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