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I need to take a price increase on some of my products. I am allowed
to take 4% per year - total. I have some products that do not need increasing and some that do. Example: Item "A" - no increase Item "B" - $0.25 per unit Item "C" - $0.18 per unit Item "D" - no increase Item "E" - no increase Item "F" - $0.11 per unit etc I am trying to create a spreadsheet which will allow me to put the current selling price in one column, the proposed selling price in another column, the percent increase in a third column, and the weighted average increase in a final column. I'm hoping that this column will update each time I put in a new price. Thank you. |
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You need a few more columns:
- First one should contain the weight value for each item - Second one should contain the formula: current price * weight - Third column should contain the formula: new price * weight Then, below your range, divide the sum of third column by the sum of second column, then remove one. Format the result as percentage. Recommendation: test it seriously with a few items (2 or 3) before relying on the final result, so many business decisions having been based on excel sheets with errors in formulas... Stephane. |
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