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Hi, can somebody tell me how to set up a formula that will give me the
BEFORE TAX PRICE given SALES TAX RATE and FINAL PRICE?

For example, I sell 3 apples to Bob for $8. Assuming sales tax is 7%,
I need a formula that will show me what the before tax price is.

I know that the equation on paper would be something like:

BEFORE TAX PRICE + (BEFORE TAX PRICE X 7%) = $8

But how do I set something like this up in Excel so that I can simply
input the FINAL PRICE and have the BEFORE TAX PRICE outputed? Thanks!

Jason

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Assuming that A1 contains your final price, try...

=A1/1.07

or

=A1/(1+B1)

....where B1 contains your sales tax rate, such as 7%.

Hope this helps!

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Hi, can somebody tell me how to set up a formula that will give me the
BEFORE TAX PRICE given SALES TAX RATE and FINAL PRICE?

For example, I sell 3 apples to Bob for $8. Assuming sales tax is 7%,
I need a formula that will show me what the before tax price is.

I know that the equation on paper would be something like:

BEFORE TAX PRICE + (BEFORE TAX PRICE X 7%) = $8

But how do I set something like this up in Excel so that I can simply
input the FINAL PRICE and have the BEFORE TAX PRICE outputed? Thanks!

Jason

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Below is content of cells A1:B3:
A1:A2 show content of Cells B1:B2
B3 is simply the Value 8.
A B
1 =B3/1.07 7.48
2 =B1*0.07 0.52
8.00



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Hi, can somebody tell me how to set up a formula that will give me the
BEFORE TAX PRICE given SALES TAX RATE and FINAL PRICE?

For example, I sell 3 apples to Bob for $8. Assuming sales tax is 7%,
I need a formula that will show me what the before tax price is.

I know that the equation on paper would be something like:

BEFORE TAX PRICE + (BEFORE TAX PRICE X 7%) = $8

But how do I set something like this up in Excel so that I can simply
input the FINAL PRICE and have the BEFORE TAX PRICE outputed? Thanks!

Jason



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Default Need help creating an Excel formla to calculate price before sales

Just divide your final price by your tax rate + 1. So, let's assume your
Final Price is in cell A1. Your formula would be:

=A1/1.07

HTH,
Elkar



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Hi, can somebody tell me how to set up a formula that will give me the
BEFORE TAX PRICE given SALES TAX RATE and FINAL PRICE?

For example, I sell 3 apples to Bob for $8. Assuming sales tax is 7%,
I need a formula that will show me what the before tax price is.

I know that the equation on paper would be something like:

BEFORE TAX PRICE + (BEFORE TAX PRICE X 7%) = $8

But how do I set something like this up in Excel so that I can simply
input the FINAL PRICE and have the BEFORE TAX PRICE outputed? Thanks!

Jason


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