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Calculate Sales Amount
I am hoping someone can help me out with this, as I seem to be brain dead at the moment :)
I have an amount that represents the sales tax we have collected for the last quarter. I need to be able to calculate what the total sales are from this number. The tax is 6%. I know what my total sales are, but some sales are tax exempt. I know there is a really easy way to calculate backwards to find the total sales that were taxed at 6%, but it seems to escape me at the moment. I would appreciate it if someone can help :) Thanks |
Calculate Sales Amount
In , lucrezia
spake thusly: I have an amount that represents the sales tax we have collected for the last quarter. I need to be able to calculate what the total sales are from this number. The tax is 6%. I know what my total sales are, but some sales are tax exempt. I know there is a really easy way to calculate backwards to find the total sales that were taxed at 6%, but it seems to escape me at the moment. Perhaps you want: tax_amount / 0.06 = pretax_basis DR |
Calculate Sales Amount
Total tax is 6000
=6000/.06 returns 100,000 in taxed sales. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 5 Oct 2006 22:39:36 +0100, lucrezia wrote: I am hoping someone can help me out with this, as I seem to be brain dead at the moment :) I have an amount that represents the sales tax we have collected for the last quarter. I need to be able to calculate what the total sales are from this number. The tax is 6%. I know what my total sales are, but some sales are tax exempt. I know there is a really easy way to calculate backwards to find the total sales that were taxed at 6%, but it seems to escape me at the moment. I would appreciate it if someone can help :) Thanks |
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