Thank you Pete, but I don't want to add the discounts together and apply,
I want to take first discount, apply it to list, get the result .. then
apply the sencond discount to that result, all the way across... if there
is a discount % in the field...
Some items get one discount... some get two, some three ... etc...

Does that make sense?

Grace
"Pete_UK" wrote in message
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Assuming that your data is on row 2 and that 25 means 25% etc, and
that its real value is therefore 0.25, put this formula in G2:

=(1-SUM(B2:F2))*A2

If you don't want one of the discounts, just set it to 0 (or just
delete the cell contents).

Hope this helps.

Pete



On Aug 24, 8:16 pm, "Grace" wrote:
That didn't show how I anticipated

base price disc disc disc disc disc final price
10,000 25 10 5 5 2.5 ????

Hope this is better"Grace" wrote in
message

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I have a worksheet formula I need help with.

Starting with a price as the base price -- I need to have 5 columns
for
available discounts to be applied to the base price..

for ex. Discount discount discount
disc
disc final price
. $10,000 25 10 5
5 2.5 ???

Some line items will have 1 discount to apply
Some will have 2, some 3 , some 4 etc....

So depending on the numbers in the discount fields will determine how
many
computations need to me made to the first number...

What is the best way to set this up?

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