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I am trying to create a price list where Column A is the wholesale price,
column B is the trade price and Column C is the retail price. I want to take the figure in ColA and increase it by 85% to give a retail figure in Col C. The problem I have is that in A each row has a different amount. How can I create a formulae where it automatically changes the ColA to ColA1, ColA2 etc to save me writing individula formuale for each line. At the moment I have to manually write in Col C the formulae =A1*(1+85%) to give me the retail total for colomn C. Then go to Line A2 and do the same but changing the formulae to =A2*(1+85%). Is there a way to do this in excel that will automatically change the A1 to 2, then 3 etc so I only write the formulae once? Same thing applies to Col B but Col B total needs to be Col c Total less 20%. Help apprecaited |
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