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Costing Worksheet
I am trying to create a costing worksheet for our service department. I have
several instances for markup rates that I would need to add into a drop down box or have the calculation set up in a macro or something. For instance, for the parts mark up we have a tierred mark up : 0-$50 the markup is 2.5% 51-100 the markup is 2.0 101-151 the markup is 1.5 So when we enter our cost in one field, I would like the correct markup to calculate in a separate field or have a drop box to select the most accurate mark up rate. Can someone help please? |
Costing Worksheet
For a total of cost entered in B1 plus markup.
In C1 enter this formula =LOOKUP(B1,{0,51,101,152},{0.025,0.02,0.015})*B1+B 1 Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 8 Sep 2009 14:28:01 -0700, CandiC wrote: I am trying to create a costing worksheet for our service department. I have several instances for markup rates that I would need to add into a drop down box or have the calculation set up in a macro or something. For instance, for the parts mark up we have a tierred mark up : 0-$50 the markup is 2.5% 51-100 the markup is 2.0 101-151 the markup is 1.5 So when we enter our cost in one field, I would like the correct markup to calculate in a separate field or have a drop box to select the most accurate mark up rate. Can someone help please? |
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