Hi all!

I have a column with different numers (actually prices). I want to be able
to set something up so each number can be given a certain value in the next
column. This is hard to explain and I hope I make sense...

Column A will have various numbers. I'd like to make a rule that says...

0-100 in column A. Add $5 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value in column
B.

Let's say the first number is in A2
In B2 enter the formula =IF(A2<=100,(A2+5)*1.03, =(A2+10)*1.03)
Copy this down the column (the quickest way is to double click B2's fill
handle - the small solid square in lower right cornet when B2 is selected)

Another formula that would work is =((A2<=100)*(A2+5)
+(A2100)*(A2+10))*1.03

best wishes
--
Bernard V Liengme
Microsoft Excel MVP
http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme
remove caps from email

"Lori" wrote in message
...
Hi all!

I have a column with different numers (actually prices). I want to be
able
to set something up so each number can be given a certain value in the
next
column. This is hard to explain and I hope I make sense...

Column A will have various numbers. I'd like to make a rule that says...

0-100 in column A. Add $5 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value in
column
B.

100.01 in column A. Add $10 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value in
column B.

Is this possible? I've researched until my head spins and can't figure
out
how to do it. I'm hoping someone here who know a lot more about Excel
2007
can help me out!
--
Thanks :) Lori

Hi,

Assuming your data starts in a1 put this in B1 and drag down as required

=IF(A1<=100,(A1+5)*1.03,(A1+10)*1.03)

Mike

"Lori" wrote:

Hi all!

I have a column with different numers (actually prices). I want to be able
to set something up so each number can be given a certain value in the next
column. This is hard to explain and I hope I make sense...

Column A will have various numbers. I'd like to make a rule that says...

0-100 in column A. Add $5 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value in column
B.

100.01 in column A. Add $10 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value in
column B.

Is this possible? I've researched until my head spins and can't figure out
how to do it. I'm hoping someone here who know a lot more about Excel 2007
can help me out!
--
Thanks :) Lori

=((A1100)*5+5+A1)*1.03


"Lori" wrote:

Hi all!

I have a column with different numers (actually prices). I want to be able
to set something up so each number can be given a certain value in the next
column. This is hard to explain and I hope I make sense...

Column A will have various numbers. I'd like to make a rule that says...

0-100 in column A. Add $5 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value in column
B.

100.01 in column A. Add $10 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value in
column B.

Is this possible? I've researched until my head spins and can't figure out
how to do it. I'm hoping someone here who know a lot more about Excel 2007
can help me out!
--
Thanks :) Lori

Thank you thank you thank you! And it's no wonder I had a headache trying to
figure it out :) Um, would you believe I got straight A's in math related
courses and was even taking college Algebra when I was in high school :o

Thanks again!!!
--
Lori


"Lori" wrote:

Hi all!

I have a column with different numers (actually prices). I want to be able
to set something up so each number can be given a certain value in the next
column. This is hard to explain and I hope I make sense...

Column A will have various numbers. I'd like to make a rule that says...

0-100 in column A. Add $5 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value in column
B.

100.01 in column A. Add $10 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value in
column B.

Is this possible? I've researched until my head spins and can't figure out
how to do it. I'm hoping someone here who know a lot more about Excel 2007
can help me out!
--
Thanks :) Lori

Oh crud...it's me again. I didn't put this in before.

0-100 in column A. Add $5 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value in column
B.

I should of course have said:
"in an out-of-the-way location, Y1 to Z9".

Also, you weren't too clear on the math.

I used the constant to multiply *after* adding the cell value to the
variable.

You could add the variable after multiplying the cell value with the
constant:

=1.03*A1+LOOKUP(A1,Y1:Z9)
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RD

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"Ragdyer" wrote in message
...
You mention 9 price breaks but didn't disclose them.

Guessing at what they might be for this suggestion, create a datalist in
an
out-of-the-way location, say Y1 to X9:

Y Z
0 5
100.01 10
225.01 15
400.01 20
550.01 25
700.01 30
850.01 35
1000.01 40
1200.01 45

Then, use this formula in B1:

=1.03*(A1+LOOKUP(A1,Y$1:Z$9))

And copy down as needed.
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"Lori" wrote in message
...
Oh crud...it's me again. I didn't put this in before.

0-100 in column A. Add $5 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value in
column
B.

100.01-225 in column A. Add $10 and multiply by 1.03 for value in
column
B.

225.01-400 in column A. Add $15 and multiply by 1.03 for value in
column
B.

I just want to be sure if I do something like put 100.01-225 in the
formula
you gave me it will work.

Also, do I copy/paste the entire formula (there's a total of 9 different
price breaks I need to use) down column B?

Sorry if I'm sounding stupid, but I really can't mess this up :o

--
Thanks again :) Lori


"Lori" wrote:

Hi all!

I have a column with different numers (actually prices). I want to be
able
to set something up so each number can be given a certain value in the
next
column. This is hard to explain and I hope I make sense...

Column A will have various numbers. I'd like to make a rule that
says...

0-100 in column A. Add $5 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value in
column
B.

100.01 in column A. Add $10 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value
in
column B.

Is this possible? I've researched until my head spins and can't
figure
out
how to do it. I'm hoping someone here who know a lot more about Excel
2007
can help me out!
--
Thanks :) Lori

Hi again,

And another short version, this time of the IF

=1.03*(IF(A1100,2,IF(A1225,3,1))*5+A1)

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Cheers,
Shane Devenshire


"Lori" wrote:

Oh crud...it's me again. I didn't put this in before.

0-100 in column A. Add $5 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value in column
B.

100.01-225 in column A. Add $10 and multiply by 1.03 for value in column B.

225.01-400 in column A. Add $15 and multiply by 1.03 for value in column B.

I just want to be sure if I do something like put 100.01-225 in the formula
you gave me it will work.

Also, do I copy/paste the entire formula (there's a total of 9 different
price breaks I need to use) down column B?

Sorry if I'm sounding stupid, but I really can't mess this up :o

--
Thanks again :) Lori


"Lori" wrote:

Hi all!

I have a column with different numers (actually prices). I want to be able
to set something up so each number can be given a certain value in the next
column. This is hard to explain and I hope I make sense...

Column A will have various numbers. I'd like to make a rule that says...

0-100 in column A. Add $5 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value in column
B.

100.01 in column A. Add $10 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value in
column B.

Is this possible? I've researched until my head spins and can't figure out
how to do it. I'm hoping someone here who know a lot more about Excel 2007
can help me out!
--
Thanks :) Lori

Hi,

And I think if you want to get this one to work for what I think your trying
to do then use

=(A1+LOOKUP(A1,{0,100.01,225.01},{5,10,15}))*1.03

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Cheers,
Shane Devenshire


"Teethless mama" wrote:

=LOOKUP(A1,{0,100.01,225.01},{5,10,15})*1.03


"Lori" wrote:

Oh crud...it's me again. I didn't put this in before.

0-100 in column A. Add $5 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value in column
B.

100.01-225 in column A. Add $10 and multiply by 1.03 for value in column B.

225.01-400 in column A. Add $15 and multiply by 1.03 for value in column B.

I just want to be sure if I do something like put 100.01-225 in the formula
you gave me it will work.

Also, do I copy/paste the entire formula (there's a total of 9 different
price breaks I need to use) down column B?

Sorry if I'm sounding stupid, but I really can't mess this up :o

--
Thanks again :) Lori


"Lori" wrote:

Hi all!

I have a column with different numers (actually prices). I want to be able
to set something up so each number can be given a certain value in the next
column. This is hard to explain and I hope I make sense...

Column A will have various numbers. I'd like to make a rule that says...

0-100 in column A. Add $5 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value in column
B.

100.01 in column A. Add $10 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value in
column B.

Is this possible? I've researched until my head spins and can't figure out
how to do it. I'm hoping someone here who know a lot more about Excel 2007
can help me out!
--
Thanks :) Lori

First I want to thank everyone who tried to help.

Second, I apparenlty need my hand held thru this whole process. I tried
using the formula =(A1+LOOKUP(A1,{0,100.01,225.01},{5,10,15}))*1.03 but
apparenlty don't know where to put it!

Here's how my file is set up...

It's saved as excel 97-03 workbook even tho i'm running it in excel 2007

It's got a frozen row on top

A=manufacturer
B=Item number
C=to check item (column is actually blank)
D=Inventory
E=Check cost
F=Cost (this is the one I need to calculate from. when I was trying the
formula tho, I copied this column to a different sheet and had it in column A
without any header)
G=Price (this is where I need the calcualtions to end up)

I tried going to Formulas-Insert Function. But since I have no idea what
I'm doing I didn't know where to go from there :(

I understand that I need to insert the correct column letter into the
formula but other than that I'm still lost :(

Here's what all the formulas (price breaks) will be.

0-50 plus 5 times 1.03
50-100 plus 8 times 1.03
100-225 plus 10 times 1.03
225-400 plus 15 times 1.03
400-575 plus 20 times 1.03
575-700 plus 30 times 1.03
700-1000 plus 40 times 1.03
1000-1550 plus 50 times 1.03
1550 and over times 1.06 (or if it's easier times 1.03 and times 1.03)

Thank you in advance for helping me with this!!!
--
Thanks :) Lori


"Lori" wrote:

Oh crud...it's me again. I didn't put this in before.

0-100 in column A. Add $5 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value in column
B.

100.01-225 in column A. Add $10 and multiply by 1.03 for value in column B.

225.01-400 in column A. Add $15 and multiply by 1.03 for value in column B.

I just want to be sure if I do something like put 100.01-225 in the formula
you gave me it will work.

Also, do I copy/paste the entire formula (there's a total of 9 different
price breaks I need to use) down column B?

Sorry if I'm sounding stupid, but I really can't mess this up :o

--
Thanks again :) Lori


"Lori" wrote:

Hi all!

I have a column with different numers (actually prices). I want to be able
to set something up so each number can be given a certain value in the next
column. This is hard to explain and I hope I make sense...

Column A will have various numbers. I'd like to make a rule that says...

0-100 in column A. Add $5 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value in column
B.

100.01 in column A. Add $10 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value in
column B.

Is this possible? I've researched until my head spins and can't figure out
how to do it. I'm hoping someone here who know a lot more about Excel 2007
can help me out!
--
Thanks :) Lori

I don't understand your formula (explanation) for the last value that's over
1550.

Could you rephrase it?

To see if I understand what you're looking for, let's temporarily say you
only have 8 breaks, ending at over 1000.

With your costs starting in F2, try this formula in G2:

=F2+LOOKUP(F2,{0,50.01,100.01,225.01,400.01,575.01 ,700.01,1000.01;5.15,8.24,
10.3,15.45,20.6,30.9,41.2,51.5})

And copy down as needed.
If this performs as you wish (up to the 1000 level), post back with a
clarification of your maximum price break calculation,
and I'll include it into the formula for you, if you don't think you can do
it yourself.
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RD

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"Lori" wrote in message
...
First I want to thank everyone who tried to help.

Second, I apparenlty need my hand held thru this whole process. I tried
using the formula =(A1+LOOKUP(A1,{0,100.01,225.01},{5,10,15}))*1.03 but
apparenlty don't know where to put it!

Here's how my file is set up...

It's saved as excel 97-03 workbook even tho i'm running it in excel 2007

It's got a frozen row on top

A=manufacturer
B=Item number
C=to check item (column is actually blank)
D=Inventory
E=Check cost
F=Cost (this is the one I need to calculate from. when I was trying the
formula tho, I copied this column to a different sheet and had it in
column A
without any header)
G=Price (this is where I need the calcualtions to end up)

I tried going to Formulas-Insert Function. But since I have no idea what
I'm doing I didn't know where to go from there :(

I understand that I need to insert the correct column letter into the
formula but other than that I'm still lost :(

Here's what all the formulas (price breaks) will be.

0-50 plus 5 times 1.03
50-100 plus 8 times 1.03
100-225 plus 10 times 1.03
225-400 plus 15 times 1.03
400-575 plus 20 times 1.03
575-700 plus 30 times 1.03
700-1000 plus 40 times 1.03
1000-1550 plus 50 times 1.03
1550 and over times 1.06 (or if it's easier times 1.03 and times 1.03)

Thank you in advance for helping me with this!!!
--
Thanks :) Lori


"Lori" wrote:

Oh crud...it's me again. I didn't put this in before.

0-100 in column A. Add $5 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value in
column
B.

100.01-225 in column A. Add $10 and multiply by 1.03 for value in
column B.

225.01-400 in column A. Add $15 and multiply by 1.03 for value in
column B.

I just want to be sure if I do something like put 100.01-225 in the
formula
you gave me it will work.

Also, do I copy/paste the entire formula (there's a total of 9 different
price breaks I need to use) down column B?

Sorry if I'm sounding stupid, but I really can't mess this up :o

--
Thanks again :) Lori


"Lori" wrote:

Hi all!

I have a column with different numers (actually prices). I want to be
able
to set something up so each number can be given a certain value in the
next
column. This is hard to explain and I hope I make sense...

Column A will have various numbers. I'd like to make a rule that
says...

0-100 in column A. Add $5 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value in
column
B.

100.01 in column A. Add $10 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value
in
column B.

Is this possible? I've researched until my head spins and can't
figure out
how to do it. I'm hoping someone here who know a lot more about Excel
2007
can help me out!
--
Thanks :) Lori

Anything over 1550 has a straight 3% markup. Every other cost has a dollar
amount mark up. The additional 3% is added on after to cover my merchant
fees that I pay. Hopefully that will help make sense of the values I need :)
So for anything over 1550 it either needs to go up 3% twice, or 6% once.
Whichever is an easier formula.

Where I'm really confused is where and how to put in the formula. Do I
click "formulas" then "add function"? After that it asks for different
values and I'm not sure what to put in. Sorry, but I've never worked with
this kind of thing in excel and I'm really confused.
--
Thanks :) Lori


"Ragdyer" wrote:

I don't understand your formula (explanation) for the last value that's over
1550.

Could you rephrase it?

To see if I understand what you're looking for, let's temporarily say you
only have 8 breaks, ending at over 1000.

With your costs starting in F2, try this formula in G2:

=F2+LOOKUP(F2,{0,50.01,100.01,225.01,400.01,575.01 ,700.01,1000.01;5.15,8.24,
10.3,15.45,20.6,30.9,41.2,51.5})

And copy down as needed.
If this performs as you wish (up to the 1000 level), post back with a
clarification of your maximum price break calculation,
and I'll include it into the formula for you, if you don't think you can do
it yourself.
--
HTH,

RD

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"Lori" wrote in message
...
First I want to thank everyone who tried to help.

Second, I apparenlty need my hand held thru this whole process. I tried
using the formula =(A1+LOOKUP(A1,{0,100.01,225.01},{5,10,15}))*1.03 but
apparenlty don't know where to put it!

Here's how my file is set up...

It's saved as excel 97-03 workbook even tho i'm running it in excel 2007

It's got a frozen row on top

A=manufacturer
B=Item number
C=to check item (column is actually blank)
D=Inventory
E=Check cost
F=Cost (this is the one I need to calculate from. when I was trying the
formula tho, I copied this column to a different sheet and had it in
column A
without any header)
G=Price (this is where I need the calcualtions to end up)

I tried going to Formulas-Insert Function. But since I have no idea what
I'm doing I didn't know where to go from there :(

I understand that I need to insert the correct column letter into the
formula but other than that I'm still lost :(

Here's what all the formulas (price breaks) will be.

0-50 plus 5 times 1.03
50-100 plus 8 times 1.03
100-225 plus 10 times 1.03
225-400 plus 15 times 1.03
400-575 plus 20 times 1.03
575-700 plus 30 times 1.03
700-1000 plus 40 times 1.03
1000-1550 plus 50 times 1.03
1550 and over times 1.06 (or if it's easier times 1.03 and times 1.03)

Thank you in advance for helping me with this!!!
--
Thanks :) Lori


"Lori" wrote:

Oh crud...it's me again. I didn't put this in before.

0-100 in column A. Add $5 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value in
column
B.

100.01-225 in column A. Add $10 and multiply by 1.03 for value in
column B.

225.01-400 in column A. Add $15 and multiply by 1.03 for value in
column B.

I just want to be sure if I do something like put 100.01-225 in the
formula
you gave me it will work.

Also, do I copy/paste the entire formula (there's a total of 9 different
price breaks I need to use) down column B?

Sorry if I'm sounding stupid, but I really can't mess this up :o

--
Thanks again :) Lori


"Lori" wrote:

Hi all!

I have a column with different numers (actually prices). I want to be
able
to set something up so each number can be given a certain value in the
next
column. This is hard to explain and I hope I make sense...

Column A will have various numbers. I'd like to make a rule that
says...

0-100 in column A. Add $5 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value in
column
B.

100.01 in column A. Add $10 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value
in
column B.

Is this possible? I've researched until my head spins and can't
figure out
how to do it. I'm hoping someone here who know a lot more about Excel
2007
can help me out!
--
Thanks :) Lori

Math first.

OK, I get the over 1550 calculation.
But I may still have trouble with understanding your other calcs.

You stated:
<<<"0-50 plus 5 times 1.03"
This is ambiguous.
Do you add the 5 to the 50 and *then* multiply by 1.03,
OR
multiply 5 by 1.03, and add that answer to 50?

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RD

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"Lori" wrote in message
...
Anything over 1550 has a straight 3% markup. Every other cost has a
dollar
amount mark up. The additional 3% is added on after to cover my merchant
fees that I pay. Hopefully that will help make sense of the values I need
:)
So for anything over 1550 it either needs to go up 3% twice, or 6% once.
Whichever is an easier formula.

Where I'm really confused is where and how to put in the formula. Do I
click "formulas" then "add function"? After that it asks for different
values and I'm not sure what to put in. Sorry, but I've never worked with
this kind of thing in excel and I'm really confused.
--
Thanks :) Lori


"Ragdyer" wrote:

I don't understand your formula (explanation) for the last value that's
over
1550.

Could you rephrase it?

To see if I understand what you're looking for, let's temporarily say
you
only have 8 breaks, ending at over 1000.

With your costs starting in F2, try this formula in G2:


=F2+LOOKUP(F2,{0,50.01,100.01,225.01,400.01,575.01 ,700.01,1000.01;5.15,8.24,
10.3,15.45,20.6,30.9,41.2,51.5})

And copy down as needed.
If this performs as you wish (up to the 1000 level), post back with a
clarification of your maximum price break calculation,
and I'll include it into the formula for you, if you don't think you can
do
it yourself.
--
HTH,

RD


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"Lori" wrote in message
...
First I want to thank everyone who tried to help.

Second, I apparenlty need my hand held thru this whole process. I
tried
using the formula =(A1+LOOKUP(A1,{0,100.01,225.01},{5,10,15}))*1.03
but
apparenlty don't know where to put it!

Here's how my file is set up...

It's saved as excel 97-03 workbook even tho i'm running it in excel
2007

It's got a frozen row on top

A=manufacturer
B=Item number
C=to check item (column is actually blank)
D=Inventory
E=Check cost
F=Cost (this is the one I need to calculate from. when I was trying
the
formula tho, I copied this column to a different sheet and had it in
column A
without any header)
G=Price (this is where I need the calcualtions to end up)

I tried going to Formulas-Insert Function. But since I have no idea
what
I'm doing I didn't know where to go from there :(

I understand that I need to insert the correct column letter into the
formula but other than that I'm still lost :(

Here's what all the formulas (price breaks) will be.

0-50 plus 5 times 1.03
50-100 plus 8 times 1.03
100-225 plus 10 times 1.03
225-400 plus 15 times 1.03
400-575 plus 20 times 1.03
575-700 plus 30 times 1.03
700-1000 plus 40 times 1.03
1000-1550 plus 50 times 1.03
1550 and over times 1.06 (or if it's easier times 1.03 and times 1.03)

Thank you in advance for helping me with this!!!
--
Thanks :) Lori


"Lori" wrote:

Oh crud...it's me again. I didn't put this in before.

0-100 in column A. Add $5 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value
in
column
B.

100.01-225 in column A. Add $10 and multiply by 1.03 for value in
column B.

225.01-400 in column A. Add $15 and multiply by 1.03 for value in
column B.

I just want to be sure if I do something like put 100.01-225 in the
formula
you gave me it will work.

Also, do I copy/paste the entire formula (there's a total of 9
different
price breaks I need to use) down column B?

Sorry if I'm sounding stupid, but I really can't mess this up :o

--
Thanks again :) Lori


"Lori" wrote:

Hi all!

I have a column with different numers (actually prices). I want
to be
able
to set something up so each number can be given a certain value in
the
next
column. This is hard to explain and I hope I make sense...

Column A will have various numbers. I'd like to make a rule that
says...

0-100 in column A. Add $5 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value
in
column
B.

100.01 in column A. Add $10 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a
value
in
column B.

Is this possible? I've researched until my head spins and can't
figure out
how to do it. I'm hoping someone here who know a lot more about
Excel
2007
can help me out!
--
Thanks :) Lori

Add the 5 to the 50, then multiply by 1.03. The $5 is my profit, and the 3%
is to make sure I cover my merchant account fees. Yeah...that part sucks!

I did start a new post to try to clear everything up cuz this one was
getting confusing. I do really need to get this right so I don't mess up my
entire site with pricing errors :o I'm acutally going to copy/paste to a
completely different excel sheet so I'll be working from A1 to the B column.
I have almost 10,000 products and can't be making a mess out of that one!
--
Thanks :) Lori


"Ragdyer" wrote:

Math first.

OK, I get the over 1550 calculation.
But I may still have trouble with understanding your other calcs.

You stated:
<<<"0-50 plus 5 times 1.03"
This is ambiguous.
Do you add the 5 to the 50 and *then* multiply by 1.03,
OR
multiply 5 by 1.03, and add that answer to 50?

--
Regards,

RD

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"Lori" wrote in message
...
Anything over 1550 has a straight 3% markup. Every other cost has a
dollar
amount mark up. The additional 3% is added on after to cover my merchant
fees that I pay. Hopefully that will help make sense of the values I need
:)
So for anything over 1550 it either needs to go up 3% twice, or 6% once.
Whichever is an easier formula.

Where I'm really confused is where and how to put in the formula. Do I
click "formulas" then "add function"? After that it asks for different
values and I'm not sure what to put in. Sorry, but I've never worked with
this kind of thing in excel and I'm really confused.
--
Thanks :) Lori


"Ragdyer" wrote:

I don't understand your formula (explanation) for the last value that's
over
1550.

Could you rephrase it?

To see if I understand what you're looking for, let's temporarily say
you
only have 8 breaks, ending at over 1000.

With your costs starting in F2, try this formula in G2:


=F2+LOOKUP(F2,{0,50.01,100.01,225.01,400.01,575.01 ,700.01,1000.01;5.15,8.24,
10.3,15.45,20.6,30.9,41.2,51.5})

And copy down as needed.
If this performs as you wish (up to the 1000 level), post back with a
clarification of your maximum price break calculation,
and I'll include it into the formula for you, if you don't think you can
do
it yourself.
--
HTH,

RD


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"Lori" wrote in message
...
First I want to thank everyone who tried to help.

Second, I apparenlty need my hand held thru this whole process. I
tried
using the formula =(A1+LOOKUP(A1,{0,100.01,225.01},{5,10,15}))*1.03
but
apparenlty don't know where to put it!

Here's how my file is set up...

It's saved as excel 97-03 workbook even tho i'm running it in excel
2007

It's got a frozen row on top

A=manufacturer
B=Item number
C=to check item (column is actually blank)
D=Inventory
E=Check cost
F=Cost (this is the one I need to calculate from. when I was trying
the
formula tho, I copied this column to a different sheet and had it in
column A
without any header)
G=Price (this is where I need the calcualtions to end up)

I tried going to Formulas-Insert Function. But since I have no idea
what
I'm doing I didn't know where to go from there :(

I understand that I need to insert the correct column letter into the
formula but other than that I'm still lost :(

Here's what all the formulas (price breaks) will be.

0-50 plus 5 times 1.03
50-100 plus 8 times 1.03
100-225 plus 10 times 1.03
225-400 plus 15 times 1.03
400-575 plus 20 times 1.03
575-700 plus 30 times 1.03
700-1000 plus 40 times 1.03
1000-1550 plus 50 times 1.03
1550 and over times 1.06 (or if it's easier times 1.03 and times 1.03)

Thank you in advance for helping me with this!!!
--
Thanks :) Lori


"Lori" wrote:

Oh crud...it's me again. I didn't put this in before.

0-100 in column A. Add $5 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value
in
column
B.

100.01-225 in column A. Add $10 and multiply by 1.03 for value in
column B.

225.01-400 in column A. Add $15 and multiply by 1.03 for value in
column B.

I just want to be sure if I do something like put 100.01-225 in the
formula
you gave me it will work.

Also, do I copy/paste the entire formula (there's a total of 9
different
price breaks I need to use) down column B?

Sorry if I'm sounding stupid, but I really can't mess this up :o

--
Thanks again :) Lori


"Lori" wrote:

Hi all!

I have a column with different numers (actually prices). I want
to be
able
to set something up so each number can be given a certain value in
the
next
column. This is hard to explain and I hope I make sense...

Column A will have various numbers. I'd like to make a rule that
says...

0-100 in column A. Add $5 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a value
in
column
B.

100.01 in column A. Add $10 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a
value
in
column B.

Is this possible? I've researched until my head spins and can't
figure out
how to do it. I'm hoping someone here who know a lot more about
Excel
2007
can help me out!
--
Thanks :) Lori

With your additional parameters included, try this in B1, and copy down as
needed:

=IF(A1="","",IF(A11550,A1*1.06,(A1+LOOKUP(A1,{0.0 1,10.01,50.01,100.01,225.0
1,400.01,575.01,700.01,1000.01;2,5,8,10,15,20,30,4 0,50}))*1.03))
--
HTH,

RD

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"Lori" wrote in message
...
Add the 5 to the 50, then multiply by 1.03. The $5 is my profit, and the
3%
is to make sure I cover my merchant account fees. Yeah...that part sucks!

I did start a new post to try to clear everything up cuz this one was
getting confusing. I do really need to get this right so I don't mess up
my
entire site with pricing errors :o I'm acutally going to copy/paste to a
completely different excel sheet so I'll be working from A1 to the B
column.
I have almost 10,000 products and can't be making a mess out of that one!
--
Thanks :) Lori


"Ragdyer" wrote:

Math first.

OK, I get the over 1550 calculation.
But I may still have trouble with understanding your other calcs.

You stated:
<<<"0-50 plus 5 times 1.03"
This is ambiguous.
Do you add the 5 to the 50 and *then* multiply by 1.03,
OR
multiply 5 by 1.03, and add that answer to 50?

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RD


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"Lori" wrote in message
...
Anything over 1550 has a straight 3% markup. Every other cost has a
dollar
amount mark up. The additional 3% is added on after to cover my
merchant
fees that I pay. Hopefully that will help make sense of the values I
need
:)
So for anything over 1550 it either needs to go up 3% twice, or 6%
once.
Whichever is an easier formula.

Where I'm really confused is where and how to put in the formula. Do
I
click "formulas" then "add function"? After that it asks for
different
values and I'm not sure what to put in. Sorry, but I've never worked
with
this kind of thing in excel and I'm really confused.
--
Thanks :) Lori


"Ragdyer" wrote:

I don't understand your formula (explanation) for the last value
that's
over
1550.

Could you rephrase it?

To see if I understand what you're looking for, let's temporarily
say
you
only have 8 breaks, ending at over 1000.

With your costs starting in F2, try this formula in G2:



=F2+LOOKUP(F2,{0,50.01,100.01,225.01,400.01,575.01 ,700.01,1000.01;5.15,8.24,
10.3,15.45,20.6,30.9,41.2,51.5})

And copy down as needed.
If this performs as you wish (up to the 1000 level), post back with
a
clarification of your maximum price break calculation,
and I'll include it into the formula for you, if you don't think you
can
do
it yourself.
--
HTH,

RD



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"Lori" wrote in message
...
First I want to thank everyone who tried to help.

Second, I apparenlty need my hand held thru this whole process. I
tried
using the formula
=(A1+LOOKUP(A1,{0,100.01,225.01},{5,10,15}))*1.03
but
apparenlty don't know where to put it!

Here's how my file is set up...

It's saved as excel 97-03 workbook even tho i'm running it in
excel
2007

It's got a frozen row on top

A=manufacturer
B=Item number
C=to check item (column is actually blank)
D=Inventory
E=Check cost
F=Cost (this is the one I need to calculate from. when I was
trying
the
formula tho, I copied this column to a different sheet and had it
in
column A
without any header)
G=Price (this is where I need the calcualtions to end up)

I tried going to Formulas-Insert Function. But since I have no
idea
what
I'm doing I didn't know where to go from there :(

I understand that I need to insert the correct column letter into
the
formula but other than that I'm still lost :(

Here's what all the formulas (price breaks) will be.

0-50 plus 5 times 1.03
50-100 plus 8 times 1.03
100-225 plus 10 times 1.03
225-400 plus 15 times 1.03
400-575 plus 20 times 1.03
575-700 plus 30 times 1.03
700-1000 plus 40 times 1.03
1000-1550 plus 50 times 1.03
1550 and over times 1.06 (or if it's easier times 1.03 and times
1.03)

Thank you in advance for helping me with this!!!
--
Thanks :) Lori


"Lori" wrote:

Oh crud...it's me again. I didn't put this in before.

0-100 in column A. Add $5 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a
value
in
column
B.

100.01-225 in column A. Add $10 and multiply by 1.03 for value
in
column B.

225.01-400 in column A. Add $15 and multiply by 1.03 for value
in
column B.

I just want to be sure if I do something like put 100.01-225 in
the
formula
you gave me it will work.

Also, do I copy/paste the entire formula (there's a total of 9
different
price breaks I need to use) down column B?

Sorry if I'm sounding stupid, but I really can't mess this up :o

--
Thanks again :) Lori


"Lori" wrote:

Hi all!

I have a column with different numers (actually prices). I
want
to be
able
to set something up so each number can be given a certain
value in
the
next
column. This is hard to explain and I hope I make sense...

Column A will have various numbers. I'd like to make a rule
that
says...

0-100 in column A. Add $5 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a
value
in
column
B.

100.01 in column A. Add $10 and multiply by 1.03 to give me a
value
in
column B.

Is this possible? I've researched until my head spins and
can't
figure out
how to do it. I'm hoping someone here who know a lot more
about
Excel
2007
can help me out!
--
Thanks :) Lori