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I created a quote sheet and I can't figure out how to change discounts using
percentages. many cells will have the product price and another cell is the discount percentage offered to a specific customer. I have customer that receive 6% and others may be higher. I would like to be able to change the discount value for 6% to 8% and it would automatically readjust the discount for all the product cell. I have the format of the discount cell set to percentage. It will only minus the cells by .06 and not by the percent. Any help is greatly appreciated |
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Say you have the price in cell A1 and the discount value (as a
percentage) in cell B1, then the formula you need for the discounted value would be - =A1-(A1*B1) As I understand it, you are typing in =A1-B1 which will only take one value away from another, ie $10.00 - 6% (0.06). In my formula, (A1*B1) will calculate how much of the price the percentage is, this is then taken away from the original price (A1) giving you the dicounted amount! Comprende? Tony gimeabrek071 wrote: I created a quote sheet and I can't figure out how to change discounts using percentages. many cells will have the product price and another cell is the discount percentage offered to a specific customer. I have customer that receive 6% and others may be higher. I would like to be able to change the discount value for 6% to 8% and it would automatically readjust the discount for all the product cell. I have the format of the discount cell set to percentage. It will only minus the cells by .06 and not by the percent. Any help is greatly appreciated |
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You guys are the best!
Thank you "bony_tony" wrote: Say you have the price in cell A1 and the discount value (as a percentage) in cell B1, then the formula you need for the discounted value would be - =A1-(A1*B1) As I understand it, you are typing in =A1-B1 which will only take one value away from another, ie $10.00 - 6% (0.06). In my formula, (A1*B1) will calculate how much of the price the percentage is, this is then taken away from the original price (A1) giving you the dicounted amount! Comprende? Tony gimeabrek071 wrote: I created a quote sheet and I can't figure out how to change discounts using percentages. many cells will have the product price and another cell is the discount percentage offered to a specific customer. I have customer that receive 6% and others may be higher. I would like to be able to change the discount value for 6% to 8% and it would automatically readjust the discount for all the product cell. I have the format of the discount cell set to percentage. It will only minus the cells by .06 and not by the percent. Any help is greatly appreciated |
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Hi,
Say your discount cell is B1 and your prices are in A3:A100. In B3 put =A3*(1-$B$1) and copy it down to A100 Now you can plug any value you like into B1 and the discount price in column B will adjust. That's assuming that B1 is formatted to percentage if you want B1 to be general format then adjust the formula to =A3*(1-$B$1/100) HTH Martin |
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