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Subtract a discount from total price?
I can not figure out how to offer a discount on my invoice worksheet. I need
the discount to come before the sales tax |
Subtract a discount from total price?
a 15% discount yu multiply by .85 (1-.15).
=A1*.85 "smchevy95" wrote: I can not figure out how to offer a discount on my invoice worksheet. I need the discount to come before the sales tax |
Subtract a discount from total price?
If:
A1 is total price B1 is discount (formatted as %) C1: =A1*(1-B1) will give discounted price A1=$1000 B1=15% C1=$850 HTH "smchevy95" wrote: I can not figure out how to offer a discount on my invoice worksheet. I need the discount to come before the sales tax |
Subtract a discount from total price?
Not knowing what you sheet looks like
Lets say ColumnA has Item ColumnB has Ratail ColumnC has Discount ColumnD has Tax and Column E has TotalAmount you could use this Discount entered in has positive number =B2-C2+D2 use this Discount entered in has negative number =B2+C2+D2 "smchevy95" wrote: I can not figure out how to offer a discount on my invoice worksheet. I need the discount to come before the sales tax |
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