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Retailers...
Can I make a calculation of the selling price of an item to arrive at the
cost of the item while using another cell to input a desired mark-up percentage, without creating a separate cell that contains gross margin? For example, cell A1 contain the number 100, cell A2 is used to input a desire mark-up percentage (20 percent). I would like cell A3 to equal 80. |
Retailers...
Try
=A1*(1-A2) -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "sdmccabe" wrote in message ... Can I make a calculation of the selling price of an item to arrive at the cost of the item while using another cell to input a desired mark-up percentage, without creating a separate cell that contains gross margin? For example, cell A1 contain the number 100, cell A2 is used to input a desire mark-up percentage (20 percent). I would like cell A3 to equal 80. |
Retailers...
Perfect - thanks.
"Chip Pearson" wrote: Try =A1*(1-A2) -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "sdmccabe" wrote in message ... Can I make a calculation of the selling price of an item to arrive at the cost of the item while using another cell to input a desired mark-up percentage, without creating a separate cell that contains gross margin? For example, cell A1 contain the number 100, cell A2 is used to input a desire mark-up percentage (20 percent). I would like cell A3 to equal 80. |
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